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Novelty, canonicity, and competing simulations in "Child Harold's pilgrimage"
pp. 59-79
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Bruhn Mark J., Wehrs Donald R. (2014) Cognition, literature and history. London-New York, Routledge.
Pages: 59-79
Full citation:
Easterlin Nancy (2014) „Novelty, canonicity, and competing simulations in "Child Harold's pilgrimage"“, In: M. J. Bruhn & D. R. Wehrs (eds.), Cognition, literature and history, London-New York, Routledge, 59–79.