Browsing Trabajos Académicos-Facultad de Letras by Author "Giménez Bon, Margarita"
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A journey towards the true face of America: the motif of the journey and the little cosmoses in "The Underground Railroad" by Colson Whitehead
Arandia Arregi, Elixabet (2022-03-07)Travel literature has conventionally been concerned with recounting the adventures of courageous men and women in remote locations to encounter their auras and develop as individuals. Nevertheless, Colson Whitehead employs ... -
Different and identical worlds: "Alice's Adventures In Wonderland" and "Through The Looking-Glass"
Luque Vaquero, Aitziber (2022-03-07)When one thinks about the concept of children's literature, many ideas will probably come to mind related to the topic. The literary genre of children’s literature, despite seeming simple from the outside, is more complex ... -
Harold Pinter: the ultimate realist
Jorge González, Asier (2022-03-07)Harold Pinter’s 'The Birthday Party' and 'The Room' have very frequently been read as absurdist plays, being Martin Esslin’s 'The Theatre of the Absurd' the reference work for such interpretation. Nonetheless, the ... -
Stephen King's horror in "Pet Sematary"
Loma Salgado, Xabier (2024-05-06)[EN] Throughout history, horror literature has passed though many different stages; from early Gothic novelists who often wrote to challenge contemporary society, to modern horror writers with sophisticated and refined ... -
The fall of chivalry: an analysis of the representation of knighthood in George R. R. Martin´s “A Song of Ice and Fire"
Ciriza Martín, Laura (2020-11-24)Traditional ideas of knighthood and chivalry are often related to the knight’s duty to his overlord—be it a lord or a king—his devotion to his beliefs and to courtly virtues—especially in the courtly love literature. ... -
The Infanticide in Toni Morrison's "Beloved"- A Mother's Desperate Cry
Cortazar Portillo, Estíbaliz (2020-05-25)This thesis explores Toni Morrison’s ability to put into words the most dreadful and spiteful situation of the infanticide narrated in Beloved . Morrison’s skilled usage of words arouses to induce the reader to be empathetic ...