TRIANGLE 6 - DECEMBER 2011

TRIANGLE 6,  Languages: Bioinspired Approaches, is edited by Gemma Bel-Enguix and contributed by Artiom Alhazov, P. Helen Chandra, Adrian-Horia Dediu, Mihai Ionescu, Tseren-Onolt Ishdorj, M. Dolores Jiménez-López, Remco Loos, Benedek Nagy, Anthonath Roslin Sagaya Mary, K. G. Subramanian.

The volume includes several articles in the area of bioinspired apporaches to formal language theory that were presented and discussed in the GRLMC weekly seminars.

Following the tradition of interaction between biology, language and computer science, the contributions provide new ideas, tools and formalisms for the description, analysis and processing of natural and artificial languages.

This issue has been supported by the Universitat Rovira i Virgili.

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TRIANGLE 5 - September 2011

José María Fernández is the author of the 5th volume of the journal TRIANGLE, that has been released in September 2011. The title of the issue is  Textos para la enseñanza del español como lengua extranjera.

José María Fernández is a professor from the Department of Romance Philologies of the university Rovira i Virgili. His contribution is a selection of literary texts that can be useful for teaching Spanish as L2.

The issue has been supported by the Departament de Filologies Romàniques (URV), and the project Language, Automata and Formal Languages (MTM2007-63422).

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Mujeres is the title of the fourth issue of the journal TRIANGLE, released in June 2011.

ISBN:  978-84-694-4871-7

This work has been edited by M. José Rodríguez-Campillo, PhD, with the collaboration of five professors from the Rovira i Virgili University.

The issue has been supported by the Departament de Filologies Romàniques (URV), and the project Language, Automata and Formal Languages (MTM2007-63422).

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TRIANGLE 3 - March 2011

Alejandra Pizarnik: vida, obra y principales símbolos poéticos is the third issue of the journal TRIANGLE, released in March 2011.

ISBN:  978-84-693-6954-4

This work has been authored by M. Isabel Calle, from the Department of Romance Philologies of the university Rovira i Virgili. It approaches the life and the symbolic significance that the work of the Argentinian poet Alejandra Pizarnik (1936-1972) has reached.

The issue has been supported by the Departament de Filologies Romàniques (URV), and the project Language, Automata and Formal Languages (MTM2007-63422).

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