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Oḍiā upanyāsare mārksabādī cetanā

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On the representation of communism in Oriya fiction; a study.

Publish Date
Publisher
Bījaẏinī Pabkeśansa
Language
Odia
Pages
158

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Subjects
Oriya fiction, Communism in literature, History and criticism
Times
20th century

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Oḍiā upanyāsare mārksabādī cetanā
2011, Bījaẏinī Pabkeśansa
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Edition Notes

Includes bibliographical references (p. 151-158).

In Oriya.

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Kaṭaka
Other Titles
Odia upanyashare marxbadi chetana, Mārksabādī cetanā

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Library of Congress
PK2574 (P-PZ24)+

The Physical Object

Pagination
158 p. ;
Number of pages
158

ID Numbers

Open Library
OL24854459M
ISBN 13
9788189881825
LCCN
2011320705

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