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CNRS
Language
French
Pages
61

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Subjects
History and criticism, Television series
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De quoi les séries américaines sont-elles le symptôme?
2011, CNRS
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Includes bibliographical references.

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Paris
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PN1992.8.S4 J67 2011

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61 p. ;
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61

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OL25197131M
ISBN 13
9782271072061
LCCN
2011524330

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