An edition of Kijkbuiskennis (1996)

Kijkbuiskennis

de rol van televisie in de sociale en cognitieve constructie van de realiteit

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An edition of Kijkbuiskennis (1996)

Kijkbuiskennis

de rol van televisie in de sociale en cognitieve constructie van de realiteit

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Acco
Language
Dutch
Pages
242

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Subjects

Realism on television, Social aspects, Social aspects of Television, Social aspects of Television broadcasting, Television, Television broadcasting

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Kijkbuiskennis: de rol van televisie in de sociale en cognitieve constructie van de realiteit
1996, Acco
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Includes bibliographical references (p. [217]-236).

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Leuven

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Library of Congress
PN1992.6 .B85 1996

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Pagination
x, 242 p. ;
Number of pages
242

ID Numbers

Open Library
OL411340M
ISBN 10
9033436396
LCCN
98113228

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