An edition of Samuel Beckett (1997)

Samuel Beckett

Fragen zur Identität eines zweisprachigen Schriftstellers

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Samuel Beckett
Martin Arndorfer, Martin Arndo ...
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An edition of Samuel Beckett (1997)

Samuel Beckett

Fragen zur Identität eines zweisprachigen Schriftstellers

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Praesens
Language
German
Pages
91

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Subjects

Bilingual authors, Bilingualism, Identity (Psychology), Knowledge, Language and languages, Psychological aspects, Psychological aspects of Bilingualism, Psychological aspects of Second language acquisition, Psychology, Second language acquisition

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Samuel Beckett (1906-)

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Samuel Beckett: Fragen zur Identität eines zweisprachigen Schriftstellers
1997, Praesens
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Edition Notes

German, French, and English.
Includes bibliographical references (p. 79-91).

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Wien
Series
Beihefte zu Quo Vadis, Romania? ;, Bd. 4

Classifications

Library of Congress
PR6003.E282 Z45816 1997

The Physical Object

Pagination
91 p. ;
Number of pages
91

ID Numbers

Open Library
OL419384M
ISBN 10
370690084X
LCCN
98123453

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