'Why we read fiction?' : eine Antwort aus dem Forschungsfeld der 'Cognitive Poetics'

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'Why we read fiction?' : eine Antwort aus dem Forschungsfeld der 'Cognitive Poetics' / Yvonne Wübben

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发表在:	Lesen : ein Handapparat.(2015) S. 61 - 72
主要作者:	Wübben, Yvonne (VerfasserIn)
格式:	文件
语言:	German
相关项目:	In: Lesen : ein Handapparat.(2015)

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