An edition of Prolog vor dem Film (1992)

Prolog vor dem Film

Nachdenken über ein neues Medium 1909-1914

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Prolog vor dem Film
Jörg Schweinitz
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Reclam-Verlag
Language
German
Pages
471

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Subjects

Motion pictures, History

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Prolog vor dem Film: Nachdenken über ein neues Medium 1909-1914
1992, Reclam-Verlag
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Edition Notes

Filmography: p. 449-[454].
Includes bibliographical references (p. 455-[457]).

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Leipzig
Series
Reclam-Bibliothek ;, Bd. 1432

Classifications

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PN1993.5.A1 P76 1992

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471 p. :
Number of pages
471

ID Numbers

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OL1150465M
ISBN 10
337901432X
LCCN
94124288
OCLC/WorldCat
27258807

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