• The Evolution of Dystopian Narratives over the years: The Last of Us and Cormac McCarthy's The Road 

  Martínez Grobas, Tom (2024)

  [Abstract] While dystopian literature might be seen as a recently developed genre, it goes back to the 19th century, when authors such as Mary Shelley, Jules Verne or Edward Bulwer-Lytton played a vital role within its ...

• Masculinity and gender expression in Chuck Palahniuk’s Fight Club 

  López Vence, Marta (2024)

  [Abstract] The main focus of this project is the examination of the representation of the masculine gender in Chuck Palahniuk’s 1996 novel Fight Club. Throughout this analysis I aim to explore the novel’s depiction of ...

• Examining Joy Harjo’s Crazy Brave from Native American Feminism 

  Iglesias González, Marta (2024)

  [Abstract] The object of study of this end-of-degree project is Joy Harjo’s memoir, Crazy Brave, published in 2012. The aims that I will pursue are the following: to delimit the concept of Native American feminism, ...

• Analysis of Spanish Corpus Written by Deaf People 

  González Lago, Zaira (2024)

  [Abstract] Spanish Sign Language (hereafter referred to as SSL) is a visual-gestural language officially recognised in Spain by Law 27/2007, which regulates the means of support for the communication of deaf, hearing ...

• (De)/(Post)human(ization) in Harlan Ellison’s “I Have No Mouth and I Must Scream” 

  García Amado, Adrián (2024)

  [Abstract] The purpose of this BA thesis is to examine the stratified notion of humanity, as well as its antithesis and eventual transgression, as depicted in Harlan Ellison’s science-fiction short story “I Have No ...

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