Thèses dirigées (9) Thèses dirigées par des membres du groupe

2024

  1. Communicating across cultures in english language: Cross-cultural competence and workplace adaptability in China through the perspective of economic and educational globalization

    Chen, Xiaoyan

    Dirigée par Jorge Diego Sánchez

2023

  1. A critical analysis of the representations of the posthuman in contemporary canadian SFF

    Cuadrado Payeras, Lidia María

    Dirigée par Ana María Fraile Marcos

2022

  1. Framing the refugee experience: A study on the representation of resilience in contemporary Canadian refugee narratives

    Casco Solís, Sara

    Dirigée par Ana María Fraile Marcos
  2. Tracing the Wuther: the Brontëan outsider from Victorian to neo-Victorian fiction

    Bernabéu Lorenzo, Marta

    Dirigée par Miriam Borham Puyal y Ana María Manzanas Calvo

2021

  1. Fans, fangs & frenzies: participatory culture and the (re)imagination of jane austen in the monster mash-up phenomenon

    Moran Sanchez, María

    Dirigée par Miriam Borham Puyal
  2. Biografía e historiografia en las novelas author, author!: a novel y a man of parts: a novel de david lodge

    Díaz Santiago, María Victoria

    Dirigée par Ana María Fraile Marcos y Miriam Borham Puyal

2020

  1. Hosting the ghost: transatlantic spiritualism and the reception of racialized otherness from victorian to neo-victorian gothic literature

    Contreras Ameduri, Clara

    Dirigée par Ana María Manzanas Calvo y Miriam Borham Puyal
  2. A cognitive stylistic analysis of a selection of contemporary egyptian novels

    Mahmoud, Zakaria Abdelaziz Zakaria

    Dirigée par Ana María Fraile Marcos y Pedro Álvarez Mosquera

2019

  1. Challenging gender roles in Austen's Pride and Prejudice and Alcott's Little Women and their reception. A comparative study

    Requena Pérez, Laura

    Dirigée par Miriam Borham Puyal