• Institutional translation for international organizations: a close look at terminological challenges 

  Varela Salido, Julia (2021-07-07)

  In the present circumstances, in which international relations are fundamental in the mediation and solution of global conflicts, multilingualism has become essential both for internal and external communication. This has ...

• “It came, over and over, down to this: What made someone a mother?”: Motherhood, Race and Class in Celeste Ng’s Little Fires Everywhere and its TV Adaptation 

  Toucedo Vila, Miriam (2021)

  As most mothers would agree, motherhood is unique, life-altering experience, which does not come with an instruction manual. Neither time, nor experience or pre-existing social conventions can determine what makes someone ...

• Haven’t We Been Defeated Yet?: A Historical and Literary Analysis of the 1920’s Traumatic Experiences Through A Farewell To Arms (1929) and The Sun Also Rises (1926) 

  Suárez Otero, Lucía (2021)

  The decade of the 1920’s commenced as a promising one in Western societies. Due to the economic growth after the war and general rebellion against the previous order, it seemed that a new and better world was to be created. ...

• The myth of Sylvia Plath and its influence on contemporary indie-pop music 

  Iglesias Aguete, Raquel (2021-06)

  The work will address Sylvia Plath as one of the major representatives of American confessional poetry. In the past, may articles have been published regarding the controversial mediatic process through which the figure ...

• The Underground Railroad in History and Fiction 

  Fernández Morgade, Manuela (2021)

  The ongoing peaceful movement for social and racial justice in the United States has woken the urge to examine, educate and take action against the 400 years of systematic racism in the country to guarantee a visible change ...

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