An edition of Linguaggi televisivi (2005)

Linguaggi televisivi

progettare, scrivere, comunicare, insegnare

1a ed.

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Linguaggi televisivi
Gian Paolo Caprettini, Sergio ...
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An edition of Linguaggi televisivi (2005)

Linguaggi televisivi

progettare, scrivere, comunicare, insegnare

1a ed.

by and

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Carocci
Language
Italian
Pages
225

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Subjects

Television, Production and direction, Television broadcasting, Social aspects, Television in education, Television authorship

Places

Italy

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Linguaggi televisivi: progettare, scrivere, comunicare, insegnare
2005, Carocci
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Includes bibliographical references.

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Series
Università -- 655. -- Scienze della comunicazione, Università (Rome, Italy) -- 655., Università (Rome, Italy)

Classifications

Library of Congress
PN1992.75 .L57 2005

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Pagination
225 p.
Number of pages
225

ID Numbers

Open Library
OL31653788M
ISBN 10
8843033573
LCCN
2005376222
OCLC/WorldCat
60612805

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