המיתוס של אליס איילנד וסיפורי מוצא אחרים

הורן, דרה, 1977-
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Title המיתוס של אליס איילנד וסיפורי מוצא אחרים.
Contributors לדרהנדלר, אלי
מרחב, דוד
פיליפס, מייקל
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כתב-עת למחשבה ישראלית 41 (תשעא) 62-77
Description לדרהנדלר, אלי
מרחב, דוד
פיליפס, מייקל. מעשיות אליס איילנד. 42 (תשעא) 10-3.
באנגלית:
"Azure" 41 (2010) 52-71
תגובה ותשובת המחברת, שם 42 (תשעא) 5-3.
Language Hebrew
National Library system number 990004980850705171
Links אתר את הפרסום בקטלוג המאוחד של ספריות ישראל
MARC RECORDS
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