Department of Romance Studies

Arts and Humanities

1. Romance 100%
2. Genre 86%
3. Assonance 81%
4. Expression 76%
5. Golden age 73%
6. Corpus 66%
7. Sound 66%
8. Narrative 66%
9. Treatise 63%
10. Conceptual 61%
11. Speaker 54%
12. comedies 53%
13. Infinitive 53%
14. Spanish Golden Age 49%
15. Distributed Morphology 45%
16. Translation (Applied Linguistics) 45%
17. Multilingualism 45%
18. Discourse 40%
19. Syntax 39%
20. Suppletion 38%
21. Lexical 38%
22. Limitations 38%
23. Particularity 38%
24. Thematic 37%
25. Corpus study 36%
26. Null subject 35%
27. Theater 34%
28. Scholars 33%
29. Peninsular Spanish 32%
30. Evidentiality 32%
31. Awareness 30%
32. Horror 30%
33. Short Story 30%
34. Transnational 30%
35. Crisis 30%
36. Brazilian Portuguese 30%
37. royal 30%
38. Secret 30%
39. Picaresque 30%
40. Picaro 30%
41. Allomorphy 30%
42. Consonant 30%
43. Empire 30%
44. Scansion 27%
45. Corpus data 27%
46. comedia 26%
47. Iberia 25%
48. Division 24%
49. Ritual 22%
50. Theoretical Framework 22%
51. Sin 22%
52. Didactics 22%
53. Human-animal relationship 22%
54. 21C 22%
55. Dialog 22%
56. Protagonist 22%
57. Tropes 22%
58. Post-colonial 22%
59. filmmaker 22%
60. Grammaticalization 22%
61. Causative 22%
62. verb forms 21%
63. Pronouns 21%
64. laymen 20%
65. Picaresque novel 20%
66. Mediterranean 20%
67. Controlled 19%
68. Voces 19%
69. intrigue 19%
70. Epistemic modality 19%
71. Addressee 19%
72. Medical Knowledge 19%
73. Dispute 19%
74. Epistemic 19%
75. Sonority 19%
76. Negation 19%
77. Digital Humanities 19%
78. Adjunct 18%
79. Verb inflection 18%
80. Ibero-Romance 18%
81. Playwrights 17%
82. Online 17%
83. Point of view 17%
84. Pro-drop 17%
85. Epistemicity 17%
86. autochthonous language 17%
87. Second person 17%
88. Traits 17%
89. Impersonal Constructions 17%
90. Morphology 17%
91. Early Modern Times 15%
92. Caragiale 15%
93. princesses 15%
94. Terror 15%
95. Deity 15%
96. Rapport 15%
97. Vernacular 15%
98. Autograph 15%
99. Empirical Approach 15%
100. Monarchie 15%