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Actas del X Congreso Internacional de la Sociedad Española de Lengua y Literatura Inglesa Medieval (SELIM)

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Autor:
Hornero Corisco, Ana Mª; Navarro Errasti, Mª Pilar (Eds.)
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Editado por: IFC
Edición: 290 p., 5 il., 17x24 cm, ISBN 84-7820-543-8
Año edición: 2000
Nº Publicación
2093
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Resumen: Las aportaciones que recoge el presente volumen dan una idea de la gran variedad de temas que constituyen las actuales líneas de investigación en España en lo referente a estudios medievales ingleses. Contiene los siguientes trabajos: Índice: Alfaya Lamas, Elena, "The parlement of the thre ages": an approximation to the place of origin of one of its manuscripts, 7 p. Bravo, Antonio, "Leohte Geleafa" (1.653) in cynewulf´s Juliana, 8 p. Bueno Alonso, Jorge Luis, Verbal and nonverbal communication in The seafarer, 13 p. Ealo López, Carlos, Write yourself a short story in the middle ages. Sir Gawain and the Green Knight, 10 p. Esteve Ramos, María José, Some considerations on the significance of anglo-saxon coins, with special reference to the collection of the Royal Museum of Scotland, 9 p.; 1 il. Gutiérrez Arranz, José María, Is Chaucer a Physikós? Some comments on a Treatise on the astrolabe, 11 p., 1 il. Hancil, Sylvie, The oe periphrasis beon + V-ende and its semantic interpretation in the Anglo-saxon chronicles, 8 p. Llantada Díaz, María Francisca, The traditional concept of courtly love in the Harley Lyrics as an epitome of Yeat´s early poetry, 9 p. López-Peláez Casellas, Jesús, New chivalric ideology and The Knight´s tale, 7 p. Mancho-Barés, Guzmán, Some notes about the analysis of cohesion in The Ormulum, c.1200, 8 p. Martínez López, Miguel, The medieval milieu of Thomas More (the theme of happiness as eudaimonia in Utopia), 18 p. Miranda García, A.; Triviño Rodríguez, J.L.; Calle Martín, J., A morphological analyser of old english texts (MAOET), 19 p. Mourón Figueroa, Cristina, Married women in fourteenth-century english society. Evidence from The wife of bath, 11 p. Olivares Merino, Eugenio Manuel, Women on the background: medieval views of chivalry in Chaucer´s General Prologue, 9 p. González Álvarez, Dolores; Pérez Guerra, Javier, A corpus-based approach to the multidimensional variation of four late middle english genres, 14 p.; 3 il. Roche Ruiz de Garibay, Idoia, The Canterbury tales: can relevance account for different translations of the same source text?, 10 p. Romano Mozo, Manuela, Metaphorical mappings in contemporary and medieval english: culture specific or universal?, 7 p. Ruiz Moneva, M.ª Ángeles, From Rojas´s La Celestina to Rastells Calisto and Melebea: is irony codified in translation?, 8 p. Salvador-Rabaza Ramos, Asunción, The composite nature and denomination of The British Library manuscript cotton Vespasian D., 8 p. Saorín Iborra, Ania, Anglian characteristics of the strong verbs in the Vespasian Psalter, 10 p. Senra Silva, Inmaculada, The manuscript runic tradition in the old english Solomon and Saturn, 6 p. Serrano Reyes, Jesús L., A catalan "Virolay" and the "Femynyne creature, sitte in a see imperiall", 9 p. Sola Buil, Ricardo J., The unveiling of criseyde: what thyng is it that wommen moost desiren?, 10 p. Toda Iglesia, Fernando, History according to Mel Gibson and Blin Hary: Braveheart and The Wallace, 11 p. Valdés Miyares, Rubén, Rough music: popular culture in The Miller´s tale, 9 p. Varela Bravo, Eduardo José, Relevance: a pragmatic analysis of a passage from aelfric´s Colloquy 9 years after, 12 p.