Monografie
Paul Austers autobiographische Werke : Stationen einer Schriftstellerkarriere
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Deutsch
- Umfang
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xiv, 326 Seiten
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978-3-8253-6954-5
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1179478371
- Reihe
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American studies; volume 301
Thema
Auster, Paul ; Autobiografie ; Hochschulschrift
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