An edition of Cuando la literatura es el surco (2016)

Cuando la literatura es el surco

figuras del desplazamiento en la narrativa de Carlos Liscano : ficción, autoficción, testimonio

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Cuando la literatura es el surco
Carina Blixen, Carina Blixen
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An edition of Cuando la literatura es el surco (2016)

Cuando la literatura es el surco

figuras del desplazamiento en la narrativa de Carlos Liscano : ficción, autoficción, testimonio

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Rebeca Linke Editoras
Language
Spanish
Pages
302

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Subjects

Criticism and interpretation

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Carlos Liscano (1949-)
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Cover of: Cuando la literatura es el surco
Cuando la literatura es el surco: figuras del desplazamiento en la narrativa de Carlos Liscano : ficción, autoficción, testimonio
2016, Rebeca Linke Editoras
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Edition Notes

Based on the author's thesis (doctoral, 2013).

Includes bibliographical references (pages 273-300).

"Premio Nacional de Literatura" en la categoría Ensayos Literarios, rubro inédito, 2015.

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Montevideo, Uruguay

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Dewey Decimal Class
863/.64
Library of Congress
PQ8520.22.I8 Z63 2016

The Physical Object

Pagination
302 pages
Number of pages
302

ID Numbers

Open Library
OL44595087M
ISBN 10
9974851521
ISBN 13
9789974851528
LCCN
2016307206
OCLC/WorldCat
951219358

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