"What I Was Telling You Was My Version" : Re-presenting Chicana Selves

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"What I Was Telling You Was My Version" : Re-presenting Chicana Selves / Astrid Fellner

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Publié dans:	Multiculturalism and the American Self.(2000) S. 259 - 272
Auteur principal:	Fellner, Astrid (Auteur)
Format:	Article
Langue:	German
Documents similaires:	In: Multiculturalism and the American Self.(2000)

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