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"Silent revolt" : slavery and the politics of metaphor in "Jane Eyre"
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Englisch
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64-93
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SHELFMARK:KU.07.396-a
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Literatur
Autorin
Sklaverei
Metapher
Brontë, Charlotte
Autorin
Sklaverei
Metapher
Brontë, Charlotte
Bezug (wann)
1994
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Routledge
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FrauenMediaTurm - Feministisches Archiv und Bibliothek
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07.02.2023, 08:12 MEZ
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