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Mothers And/As Monsters In Tony Duvert's Quand Mourut Jonathan, Brian G. Kennelly
Mothers And/As Monsters In Tony Duvert's Quand Mourut Jonathan, Brian G. Kennelly
World Languages and Cultures
No abstract provided.
Designing Thematic Instruction With Authentic Resources: Science And Technology, Brian G. Kennelly
Designing Thematic Instruction With Authentic Resources: Science And Technology, Brian G. Kennelly
World Languages and Cultures
No abstract provided.
Ap® French Language, Brian G. Kennelly
Ap® French Language, Brian G. Kennelly
World Languages and Cultures
No abstract provided.
‘Young Boys, No Trouble, Very Safe’?: Frédéric Mitterrand’S La Mauvaise Vie As Text And Pretext, Brian G. Kennelly
‘Young Boys, No Trouble, Very Safe’?: Frédéric Mitterrand’S La Mauvaise Vie As Text And Pretext, Brian G. Kennelly
World Languages and Cultures
No abstract provided.
Apuleius: Metamorphoses: An Intermediate Latin Reader (Review), Max Nelson
Apuleius: Metamorphoses: An Intermediate Latin Reader (Review), Max Nelson
Languages, Literatures and Cultures Publications
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Rotrou’S Bélisaire: Hierarchy And Meaning, Nina Ekstein
Rotrou’S Bélisaire: Hierarchy And Meaning, Nina Ekstein
Modern Languages and Literatures Faculty Research
Bélisaire (1643) differs significantly from the bulk of Rotrou’s theater, perhaps above all in its array of profoundly disparate features. The notion of hierarchy offers a means of organizing the dissimilar elements and understanding the play as a whole. Like so many of Rotrou’s plays, the subject is not original. Its source is Mira de Amescua’s El ejemplo mayor de la Desdicha.
Ecocriticism, The Elements, And The Ascent/Descent Into Weather In Goethe’S Faust, Heather I. Sullivan
Ecocriticism, The Elements, And The Ascent/Descent Into Weather In Goethe’S Faust, Heather I. Sullivan
Modern Languages and Literatures Faculty Research
The ostensibly religious and ethical significance of Faust's final ascension after his death tends to distract, if not blind, readers to other possible implications of that upwards movement and to the idea that he may continue and return "back to earth." The assumption that heavenly powers reward Faust leads to the claim that Goethe's tragedy validates the quest of "land developers" or those who would strive regardless of the consequences. I propose, in contrast, that we read Faust's "final" ascension alongside Goethe's weather essay, "Witterungslehre 1825," and thereby note that this upward motion is not necessarily "final" at all but …
U.S. Latinos’ Use Of Written Spanish: Realities And Aspirations, Laura Callahan
U.S. Latinos’ Use Of Written Spanish: Realities And Aspirations, Laura Callahan
Modern Languages & Literature
This paper reports on an investigation of writing in Spanish in the lives of U.S. Latinos. Twenty-two semi-structured interviews were conducted with informants recruited from among students and former students of high school and college Spanish courses. The interviews were transcribed and coded for concepts and emergent themes (Rubin & Rubin, 2005; Bogdan & Biklen, 1992). Some themes that emerged relate to what U.S. Latinos do with written Spanish and what they would like to be able to do; other themes include classroom experiences, extra-academic avenues of acquisition, the social position of varieties of Spanish, language maintenance, and intergenerational loss. …
La Voz 2010, Loyola Marymount University, Modern Languages & Literatures Department
La Voz 2010, Loyola Marymount University, Modern Languages & Literatures Department
La Voz Student Journal
LA VOZ is published by the Modern Languages & Literatures Department, Bellarmine College of Liberal Arts at Loyola Marymount University in Los Angeles, CA.