• A study of F.S. Fitzgerald’s This Side of Paradise in the context of the Lost Generation and the Jazz Age 

  Vilariño Piñón, Sara (2019-07)

  My final degree project will study Scott Fitzgerald novel This Side of Paradise, which was published in 1920. This book is especially important in the author’s career because it made him popular in the American literary ...

• A Reassessment of King Richard III’s Reputation in Virginia Cross’s Benediction: The Love, Honour and Betrayal of Richard III (2017) 

  Vila Uruburu, Paula (2018-11-05)

  Since the discovery and positive DNA identification of King Richard III's remains in 2012 around thirty historical novels have been published in the UK in which this controversial English king figures as the main protagonist. ...

• Jane Austen and the rights of women: The role of women in Emma 

  Vázquez Vázquez, Patricia (2018-11-05)

  This essay will analyse the role of female characters in Jane Austen’s Emma (1825) and explore the extent to which they represent the author’s position with respect to the feminist ideas of the period. The unusual amount ...

• New Approaches to the Teaching of Spoken English 

  Taboada Felpeto, Cristina (2019-07)

  Although extensive research has been conducted in the last few years on the teaching of foreign languages and, more particularly, on the teaching of English, speaking skills have to a large extent I been highly disregarded, ...

• Champion of tolerance or inveterate bigot?: a Study of Atticus Finch in Harper Lee´s To Kill a Mockingbird and Go Set a Watchman 

  Sanmartín Cao, Bárbara (2018-10-30)

  To Kill a Mockingbird and Go Set a Watchman are the only novels written by the acclaimed American writer Harper Lee. Mockingbird, one of the most important novels in modern American literature, was published in 1960. On ...

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