An edition of Sensus communis (1986)

Sensus communis

contemporary trends in comparative literature = panorama de la situation actuelle en littérature comparée : Festschrift für Henry Remak

by , , and

Cover of: Sensus communis by János Riesz, Peter Boerner, Bernhard Scholz
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An edition of Sensus communis (1986)

Sensus communis

contemporary trends in comparative literature = panorama de la situation actuelle en littérature comparée : Festschrift für Henry Remak

by , , and

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G. Narr
Language
English
Pages
463

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Subjects

Comparative Literature, Themes, motives

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Henry H. H. Remak (1916-)

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Cover of: Sensus communis
Sensus communis: contemporary trends in comparative literature = panorama de la situation actuelle en littérature comparée : Festschrift für Henry Remak
1986, G. Narr
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English, French and German.

Includes bibliographies.

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Tübingen

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xi, 463 p. :
Number of pages
463

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OL16624730M
ISBN 10
3878084978
OCLC/WorldCat
15242621

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