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17.1-2 (1995)

Articles

• Antonio BRAVO GARCÍA "El estilo de la descripción de las batallas en el Brut de Layamon
y en la épica anglosajona de los siglos X-XI"

• Monserrat CAPDEVILLA i BATET and Mireia LLINÀS i GRAU "The Acquisition of Negation
in English"

• José Luis G. ESCRIBANO "On Disfunctional Syntactic Change in Early Modern English:
The Case of the ‘Group Genitive,’ or Why Genitives No Longer Appear with
Post-Nominal Restrictive Adjuncts"

• Juana GUERRA DE LA TORRE "Fractal's in Gertrude Stein's 'Word-System':
Natural Reality and/or Verbal Reality"

• María Felisa López LIQUETE "Presence-Absence of Women in Melville's Work"

• Belén MÉNDEZ NAYA "Cweðaw Secgan and Cyðan: On Mood Selection in Old English
Dependent Statements"

• Raquel MERINO, "¡Vengan corriendo que les traigo un muerto! (Busybody):
prototipo de versión española de una obra de teatro comercial"

• Martin MURPHY "The Spanish Waverley: Blanco White and Vargas"

• Ana OJEA LÓPEZ "The Distribution of Adverbial Phrases in English"

• Ignacio PALACIOS MARTÍNEZ "Notes on the Use and Meaning of Negation
in Contemporary Written English"

• Carmen PÉREZ-LLANTADA AURÍA "Fractal Geometry and Meaning Dissemination
in Pynchon's The Crying of Lot 49"

• Carmen VALERO GARCÉS "Literatura juvenil y traducción: el ejemplo de Moby Dick"

Monographic articles

• Enrique BERNÁRDEZ "On the Study of Language with the Tools of Catastrophe Theory"

Interview

• Francisco COLLADO RODRÍGUEZ "Naming Female Multiplicity:An Interview
with Bharati Mukherjee"

Forum

• Lachlan MACKENZIE "English Departments under Review: The Dutch Experience"

• Mercedes SALVADOR, María José MORA y Rafael PORTILLO "Fondos de interés
para los estudios ingleses en la biblioteca del arzobispado de Sevilla"

• Ángel Luis PUJANTE "A propósito de una reseña"

Reviews

• Henk AERTSEN and Rolf BREMMER, eds., Companion to Old English Poetry,
by Maria José Mora

• Antonia BYATT, Angels and Insects; Angeles e insectos, trad. Javier Lacruz;
The Matisse Stories, by Celia Margaret Wallhead

• Patrick W. CONNER, Anglo-Saxon Exeter: A Tenth Century Cultural History,
by Juan Camilo Conde Silvestre

• Graham CROOKES and Susan M. GASS, eds., Tasks in a Pedagogical Context:
Integrating Theory and Practice, by Antonio R. Roldán Tapia

• Christopher HARVIE, Scotland and Nationalism: Scottish Society and Politics, 1701-1994,
by Rubén Valdés Miyares

• Alicia LASPRA RODRÍGUEZ, Intervencionismo y revolución: Asturias y Gran Bretaña
durante la Guerra de la Independencia (1808-1813), by José Miguel Santamaría López

• Roland WALTER, Magical Realism in Contemporary Chicano Fiction: Ron Arias,
The Road to Tamazunchale (1975); Orlando Romero, Nambé-Year One (1976);
Miguel Méndez M., The Dream of Santa María de las Piedras (1989),
by Aitor Ibarrola-Armendáriz

Book notices

• Dik BAKKER, Formal and Computational Aspects of Functional Grammar and Language
Typology, by Daniel García Velasco

• Antonio BRAVO GARCÍA y Pedro GONZALO ABASCAL, Héroes y santos en la literatura
anglosajona, by María Beatriz Hernández Pérez

• Sheila ESTAIRE and Javier ZANÓN, Planning Classwork: A Task-Based Approach,
by Antonio Rafael Roldán Tapia

• José Manuel GONZÁLEZ, El teatro de Shakespeare hoy: una interpretación radical
actualizada, by Ángel Luis Pujante

• Ronald HAYMAN, Tennessee Williams: Everyone Else Is an Audience, by Juan J. Lanero

• Santiago HENRÍQUEZ JIMÉNEZ, Going the Distance: An Analysis of Modern Travel
Writing and Criticism, by María Isabel González Cruz

• Paul HOOVER, ed., Postmodern American Poetry, by Matilde Martín

• Andreas JUCKER, ed., The Noun Phrase in English: Its Structure and Variablity,
by Isabel Karely León Pérez

• Fred KAPLAN, Henry James: The Imagination of Genius, by Juan J. Lanero

• Christiane NORD, Text Analysis in Translation: Theory, Methodology, and Didactic
Application of a Model for Translation-Oriented Text Analysis, by Isabel Pascua

• James G. WATSON, ed., Thinking of Home: William Faulkner's Letters to his Mother
and Father, by María Eugenia Díaz Sánchez