"My Dear Jew" : The Literary Construction of Cultural Otherness in Thomas Wolfe`s The Good Child`s River

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"My Dear Jew" : The Literary Construction of Cultural Otherness in Thomas Wolfe`s The Good Child`s River / Bettina Thurner

Bibliografische gegevens
Gepubliceerd in:	Multiculturalism and the American Self.(2000) S. 201 - 218
Hoofdauteur:	Thurner, Bettina (Auteur)
Formaat:	Artikel
Taal:	German
Gerelateerde Items:	In: Multiculturalism and the American Self.(2000)

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