An edition of Los géneros literarios en Hispanoamérica (1999)

Los géneros literarios en Hispanoamérica

teoría e historia

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An edition of Los géneros literarios en Hispanoamérica (1999)

Los géneros literarios en Hispanoamérica

teoría e historia

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Ediciones Universidad de Navarra
Language
Spanish
Pages
241

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Subjects

History and criticism, Literary form, Spanish American literature

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Cover of: Los géneros literarios en Hispanoamérica
Los géneros literarios en Hispanoamérica: teoría e historia
1999, Ediciones Universidad de Navarra
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Edition Notes

Includes bibliographical references (p. [229]-241).

Published in
Pamplona [Spain]
Series
Anejos de RILCE ;, no. 24, Números anejos de RILCE ;, no. 24.

Classifications

Library of Congress
PQ7081 .G567 1999

The Physical Object

Pagination
241 p. ;
Number of pages
241

ID Numbers

Open Library
OL98746M
ISBN 10
8431316578
LCCN
99212255
OCLC/WorldCat
40954996
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5026979

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