Listar GI-CLIN - Artigos por autor "Woodward-Smith, Elizabeth"
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Eighteenth-century Didactics: Creating Stereotypes
Woodward-Smith, Elizabeth (Universidade da Coruña, Departamento de Didácticas Específicas, 2015)[Abstract]The present article deals with the stereotypical portrayal of Spain and Spaniards from the point of view of eighteenth-century English-speakers. For this purpose, the contributions published in a monthly journal ... -
On Why the Grass was Greener on the Other Side (of the Channel)
Woodward-Smith, Elizabeth (Sociedad Española de Estudios Literarios de Cultura Popular, SELICUP, 2019)[Abstract] This article addresses the phenomenon of two-way cross-Channel migration, its motivation and materialisation. Focused both on contemporary issues and important historical events, it will address the fluctuating ... -
Popular Culture and Identity: Remembering British History in 2015
Woodward-Smith, Elizabeth (Sociedad Española de Estudios Literarios de Cultura Popular (SELICUP), 2016)[Abstract] Commemorative historical events provide an insight for researchers into how communities see themselves and their history, and how their identity is displayed. However, such events can involve controversy because ... -
Sociocultural references in context: The school story subgenre
Woodward-Smith, Elizabeth (The Grove, 2011)[Abstract]Enid Blyton's Malory Towers series belongs to a long tradition of school stories in British juvenile fiction. Her books are a rich source of cultural references about a period and a social context, and have ...