filologica: A Semantic Analysis of Cinderella

Saturday, February 18, 2006

A Semantic Analysis of Cinderella

A Semantic Analysis of Cinderella was contributed by Cristina Cano, Pirjo Sorri and Pablo Roca, three undergraduate students taking Juana María Arrese's course on Semantics. It tries to illustrate semantic concepts through the analysis of a traditional story.

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The original filologica site was called Cuaderno de filología and was a simple web page to share and publish content related to the courses in English Pragmatics, Syntax and Semantics held at the Universidad Complutense de Madrid (Spain).
The credit for the idea goes to Sehr Einfach Newton, who worked and studied part-time and didn't find it easy to make all ends meet.
For some time in 2004 and 2005 I countributed a few papers and working summaries, and found the site quite useful. By february 2006, though, I received a mail from Sehr, she was going to abandon the Cuaderno for lack of time and challenged me to continue the work. Actually, I don't have the time either, but accepted to enlarge to some extent the collection until somebody else decides to take the baton. Any volunteers?
Cheers,
Pablo

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Saturday, February 18, 2006

A Semantic Analysis of Cinderella

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