Spotlights
- Use of hypocoristics in Chile and Mexico
- Maya, una estrella estrellada
- 2022 Men's And 2023 Women's World Cup : Transversalities and multidisciplinary knowledge
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Use of hypocoristics in Chile and Mexico
SpotlightRead MoreThe study and analysis of hypocoristics has evolved through various theoretical currents, sometimes viewed solely as examples of phonetic phenomena, sometimes as a simple anecdotal account of variants, and more recently as useful examples demonstrating the advantages of more modern theories. The Use of Hypocoristics in Chile and Mexico, on the other hand, is a synchronistic study—with a phonological perspective—in that it focuses solely on describing the changes that some given names have undergone with respect to their hypocoristics, as well as the possible causes of these...
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Maya, una estrella estrellada
SpotlightRead MoreMaya: A Star-Crossed Star is the story of Sofía, a girl that, having a deep longing, searches untiringly, in every corner, for the star in which the memory of someone who has left resides —her mother—, and in that search, she’ll find her in the most unexpected manner but which, at the same time, will make her feel extremely happy once again.
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2022 Men's And 2023 Women's World Cup : Transversalities and multidisciplinary knowledge
SpotlightRead MoreThe book “Men's and Women's World Cups 2022 and 2023: Transversalities and Multidisciplinary Knowledge” presents an in-depth and critical look at the social, cultural, economic, and educational impact of the two most important football events in the entertainment industry with global attention. The authors who collaborated on this compilation from various parts of Latin America and Mexico highlight the importance of analyzing these tournaments beyond the mere sporting spectacle, inviting us to reflect on football as a phenomenon that weaves identities, mobilizes passions, and reflects...





