Browsing Estudios Filológicos by Title
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Why do women write? Chile's colonial period writings by females
Philological Studies; Núm. 38 (2003); 61-92. -
Women Readers Images in Zig-Zag magazine, 1920-1940
Philological Studies; Núm. 64 (2019); 13-34. -
Women, Reading, and Latin American Magazines in the First Half of the 20th century
Philological Studies; Núm. 64 (2019); 7-11. -
Words and images, objects and actions in Chilean post-vanguard
Philological Studies; Núm. 42 (2007); 109-121. -
Writing at the beginning of the Kingdom of Chile. The Vivar's Crónica
Philological Studies; Núm. 47 (2011); 45-57. -
Writing the City and Generating Historical Myth as the Base for Establishing a Nation: The Literary Movement of 1842
Philological Studies; Núm. 37 (2002); 211-224. -
You Can Never Say the Most Important Thing - Tribute to Ricardo Piglia
Philological Studies; Núm. 65 (2020); 65-76. -
You Can Never Say the Most Important Thing - Tribute to Ricardo Piglia
Philological Studies; No. 65 (2020); 65-76.