The victim as oppressor : mirror structures in mother-daughter relations in recent german women's fiction

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The victim as oppressor : mirror structures in mother-daughter relations in recent german women's fiction / Maria-Regina Kecht

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Pubblicato in:	Comparative literature East and West : traditions and trends : selected conference papers.(1989) S. 107 - 116
Autore principale:	Kecht, Maria-Regina (Autore)
Natura:	Articolo
Lingua:	German
Documenti correlati:	In: Comparative literature East and West : traditions and trends : selected conference papers.(1989)

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