An edition of Patrie elettive (2003)

Patrie elettive

i segni dell'appartenenza

1. ed.
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Language
Italian
Pages
217

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Patrie elettive: i segni dell'appartenenza
2003, Bollati Boringhieri
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Edition Notes

Includes bibliographical references.
Collected essays on ethnographies, different chosen homelands and signs of belonging, identity and difference: Naples and the rapport between natives and Senegalese; Sardinia; Northern Ireland; Ghana, etc.

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Torino
Series
Nuova didattica, Storia filosofia e scienze sociali, Saggi (Bollati Boringhieri (Firm)).

Classifications

Library of Congress
MLCS 2005/04986 (H)

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Pagination
217 p. ;
Number of pages
217

ID Numbers

Open Library
OL3729268M
ISBN 10
8833956954
LCCN
2003380361
OCLC/WorldCat
52329654
Library Thing
9644693

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