Vol. 26 (2019): The Grove. Working Papers on english studies

Published: 2019-10-24

Full Issue

• The Grove 26 (2019)

Credits

• Credits

  1-8

  • PDF

Articles

• Whitening Domestic Spaces: Enacting Female Roles in Anzia Yezierska's The Lost Beautifulness

  Rebeca Campos Ferreras

  9-26

  • PDF

• Jane Austen’s Concerns with Health and Moral Thoughts: The Dashwood Sisters and the Successful Regulation of Sense and Sensibility

  María Teresa González Mínguez

  27-40

  • PDF

• El quiasmo como desvelo de la otredad: proyecciones especulares y distorsión de la monstruosidad en Los Otros (2001), de Alejandro Amenábar

  Julio Ángel Olivares Merino

  41-70

  • PDF

• The Tragic Mulatta and Storytelling in Their Eyes Were Watching God

  Ana Belén Pérez García

  71-88

  • PDF

• Gender and Victimization in Margaret Atwood's Surfacing

  Álvaro Pina Arrabal

  89-102

  • PDF

• The Strange Case of Teaching English Through the Gothic Novel

  Simona Maggi

  103-116

  • PDF

• Lear and Quijote, two wanderers on uneven paths

  Maria de Jesus Crespo Relvas

  117-126

  • PDF

Book Reviews

• Michael Davies, 2017. Legal English Language Skills For Lawyers. A Practical Guide to Working in English for Legal Professionals

  Ana Almagro Esteban

  127-132

  • PDF

• Eroulla Demetriou and José Ruiz Mas. 2018. English Travel Accounts on Cyprus (1960-2004). The Journey to Europe

  Burcu Gülüm Tekin

  133-136

  • PDF

Notes for contributors

• Notes for Contributors

  137-140

  • PDF

Literary Contributions

• Poem “Untitled”, by David Swartz

  David Swartz

  Back Cover

  • PDF