Los problemas de lenguaje en los niños

What began as a familiar, entertaining tv series has become--thanks to its creators the Duffer Brothers and its cast--a worldwide success. Set in the 80s, Stranger Things narrates the disappearance of a young boy named will in the small town of Hawkins, Indiana. When his best friends go searching for him, they encounter a mysterious girl named Eleven who has telekinetic powers. This book shines a light on the production of the series, and all its 80s references and nostalgia.

Winner of the 2010 Isabel de Polanco Award. At the end of the 15th century, Castilian Spanish disembarked in America to begin the long journey that would transform it into Spanish. From those days to our time, the language has been in a constant state of transformation, transforming its speakers in the process. This work is much more than a lesson in history; it is fundamental reading for all those interested in a vital area of our everyday lives: the language that unites us.

Un pequeño relato de misterio e intriga para un corto paseo o digno de contribuir en una noche de insomnio en la madrugada.

This collection of essays discusses the linguistic categorization of semantic aspects in Spanish and their interrelations with lexicology, morphology, and syntax. From a number of different perspectives, the essays study phenomena such as lexicalization, grammaticalization, lexical and grammatical classes, compositionality, argument structure, lexical aspects, and the categories of language and reality.