• Mary Hays’s The Victim of Prejudice: A Vindication of Social Equality and Female Liberation 

  Rodríguez Dafonte, Patricia (2019)

  [Abstract] The aim of this paper is to expose the role of the writer Mary Hays in the feminist literary movement through the analysis of her novel The Victim of Prejudice with the support of the theoretical framework of ...

• All the Pretty Horses: a Transnational Reading 

  Alonso Pérez, Santiago (2019)

  [Abstract] In this paper, we develop a close-reading of McCarthy’s All the Pretty Horses from a transnational point of view. Prompted by the increasing fame of the author and the numerous studies about the text, which ...

• The Riot-Grrrl Feminism of the Early ‘90s in North America: The Punk Scene 

  Sánchez Barbeito, Elena (2019)

  [Abstract] In this undergraduate essay, I have analysed and portrayed the ‘90s feminist punk movement Riot Grrrl in order to understand the relevant contributions they made by connecting punk and feminism at such an early ...

• Being a Woman and a Poet in the 19th Century: A comparative analysis of Emily Dickinson and Rosalía de Castro 

  Laya Gómez, Lucía (2018)

  [Abstract] This paper revolves around the comparative analysis of the writings of Emily Dickinson and Rosalía de Castro, regarding their thoughts on the role of women within society and their view on the process of literary ...

• De-Americanizing Viet Nam: The Representation of the “Vietnam War” in Viet Thanh Nguyen’s The Sympathizer 

  Sousa e Silva Gaspar, Raquel María de (2018)

  [Abstract] Since the end of the war in Viet Nam in 1975, we, as a society, have been exposed to an American narrative that has manipulated our view of the conflict. We have been led to believe that the Vietnamese conflict ...

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