Monografie
Aesthetic innovation and the democratic principle : essays on twentieth century American poetry and fiction
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Englisch
- Extent
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402 Seiten
- ISBN
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978-3-8253-6681-0
- Identifier
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1112084754
- Series
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American studies; volume 279
Subject
Geschichte 1900-2000 ; Lyrik ; Roman ; Ästhetik ; USA ; Aufsatzsammlung
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- Table of contents
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Object type
- Monografie
Associated
- Ickstadt, Heinz
- Rohr, Susanne
- Schneck, Peter
- Sielke, Sabine
- Carl-Winter-Universitätsverlag
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