This paper analyzes, within the functionalist framework, the different strategies used to express anaphoric references in Maleku. The analyses are carried out both quantitatively and qualitatively, and show the relation ...

The flâneur, as a social recognizable type, has been represented since the XIX century on visual culture (paintings, illustrations, films and photography). Flanerie is developed through time, thus in the case of painting, ...

This article analyses the TRANSITIVITY system realized in verbal, existential and behavioural clauses of Bribri (Coroma’s variation) according to Halliday’s systemic-functional grammar (2004). The main objective is to ...

This article suggests that texts written by Borges can be read through the coordinates offered by the theory of fantastic literature; that is, metatextuality, the dream work, time, and the double. On the same token, Borges ...

Bram Stoker's Dracula employs certain folkloric motifs to express a set of themes grouped under the heading of hegemonic angst. In Stoker's tale of reverse imperialism, the vampiric invader, in a kind of carnivalesque ...

The narrator of Carpentier’s Los pasos perdidos (1953) has intrigued and confounded scholars and critics since at least the early 1970s, when Roberto González Echevarría pointed to what he characterized as a dissonance in ...

This article analyzes the language ideologies of the Malecu people in regard to their linguistic repertoire in the context of displacement of their vernacular language. In general terms, it is noticed that their representations ...

This article brings about a reading of the Kafkaesque novel renamed in 1982 as The Man Who Disappeared, and formerly known as Amerika. The main objective is to draw connections from this work, considered to be of less ...

This article deals with part of the literary production of Tatiana Lobo, who raises a practice of writing whose purpose is to deconstruct the national historical discourse of the colonial period. In this sense, it is ...