The Asylums of Antaeus : Women, War, and Madness - is the a Feminist Fetishism?

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The Asylums of Antaeus : Women, War, and Madness - is the a Feminist Fetishism? / Jane Marcus

Bibliografski detalji
Izdano u:	The new historicism.(1989) S. 132 -
Glavni autor:	Marcus, Jane (Autor)
Format:	Članak
Jezik:	German
Povezana djela:	In: The new historicism.(1989)

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