An edition of Vom Stummsein zur Vielsprachigkeit (1998)

Vom Stummsein zur Vielsprachigkeit

vierzig Jahre Literatur aus der deutschen Schweiz (1958-1998)

2., überarbeitete Aufl.
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An edition of Vom Stummsein zur Vielsprachigkeit (1998)

Vom Stummsein zur Vielsprachigkeit

vierzig Jahre Literatur aus der deutschen Schweiz (1958-1998)

2., überarbeitete Aufl.
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P. Lang
Language
German
Pages
430

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Vom Stummsein zur Vielsprachigkeit: vierzig Jahre Literatur aus der deutschen Schweiz (1958-1998)
1998, P. Lang
in German - 2., überarbeitete Aufl.

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Edition Notes

Includes bibliographical references (p. [413]-425) and index.
Rev. ed. of: Tendenzen der schweizerischen Gegenwartsliteratur (1964-1994). c1997.

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Bern, New York

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Library of Congress
PT3868 .A37 1998

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430 p. ;
Number of pages
430

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OL86888M
ISBN 10
3906761584
LCCN
99194626
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