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National Stage

Name: National Stage
Brand: University of Chicago Press
SKU: 04546601
Price: 113.99 EUR
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Author: Loren Kruger
ISBN: 9780226454962

Theatre and Cultural Legitimation in England, France and America

Loren Kruger

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Inglese

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Codice Libristo: 04546601

Casa editrice University of Chicago Press, maggio 1992

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