An edition of Ederra (1983)

Ederra

Cierra bien la puerta

1. ed.

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Cover of: Ederra by Ignacio Amestoy Egiguren, Ignacio Amestoy Egiguren
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An edition of Ederra (1983)

Ederra

Cierra bien la puerta

1. ed.

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Publisher
Cátedra
Language
Spanish
Pages
334

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Subjects

Criticism and interpretation, Spanish drama

People

Ignacio Amestoy Egiguren (1947-)
Edition Availability
Cover of: Ederra
Ederra
2009, Publicaciones de la Asociación de Directores de Escena de España
in Spanish
Cover of: Ederra
Ederra: Cierra bien la puerta
2005, Cátedra
in Spanish - 1. ed.
Cover of: Ederra
Ederra
1983, MK Ediciones
in Spanish

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Edition Notes

Includes bibliographical references (p. 193-201).

Published in
Madrid
Series
Letras hispánicas ;, 572
Other Titles
Cierra bien la puerta.

Classifications

Dewey Decimal Class
862/.64
Library of Congress
PQ6651.M37 A6 2005

The Physical Object

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334 p. :
Number of pages
334

ID Numbers

Open Library
OL3463525M
ISBN 10
8437622247
LCCN
2005428878
Goodreads
3341164

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