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Horror and evil in the name of enjoyment : a psychoanalytic critique of ideology
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Englisch
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187 S.
- ISBN
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978-3-03911-245-6
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983128669
- Reihe
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European university studies : Ser. 14, Anglo-Saxon language and literature; Vol. 432
Thema
Horrorfilm ; Psychoanalyse
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