L' L'Époque Conradienne, volume 40/2015-2016

Terra incognita: The Feminine in Joseph Conrad's Works: Borders and Boundaries
Nathalie MARTINIÈRE
Date de publication
23 mai 2017
Résumé
The Lyon conference invited participants to further investigate the relationship between the feminine, ideology, politics and aesthetics, examining the nature of the borders that separate or link these different territories, as well as the border between the masculine and the...
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ISSN 02946904
Date de première publication du titre 23 mai 2017
ISBN 9782842877538
EAN-13 9782842877538
Référence 121330-29
Nombre de pages de contenu principal 170
Format 15.5 x 24 x .9 cm
Poids 200 g

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