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How Do I Know Thee?

Theatrical and Narrative Cognition in Seventeenth-Century France

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Theatrical and Narrative Cognition in Seventeenth-Century France

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French literature, Cognition in literature, History and criticism, French Philosophy, Social perception in literature, Cognition

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How Do I Know Thee?: Theatrical and Narrative Cognition in Seventeenth-Century France
Jun 22, 2015, Northwestern University Press
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How Do I Know Thee?: Theatrical and Narrative Cognition in Seventeenth-Century France
2015, Northwestern University Press
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2015, Northwestern University Press
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OL38371398M
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9780810130869

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