An edition of Scrivere la follia (2007)

Scrivere la follia

matti, depressi e manicomi nella letteratura del Novecento

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An edition of Scrivere la follia (2007)

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matti, depressi e manicomi nella letteratura del Novecento

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EGA
Language
Italian
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254

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Subjects

History and criticism, Mental illness in literature, Italian literature, European literature
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Scrivere la follia: matti, depressi e manicomi nella letteratura del Novecento
2007, EGA
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Includes bibliographical references and index.

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Torino

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PQ4053.M45 V333 2007

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Pagination
254 p. ;
Number of pages
254

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OL16661864M
ISBN 13
9788876706486
LCCN
2008363553
OCLC/WorldCat
191923783

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