Usable vs. abusable past. A reflection apropos of two (publication-politicization) dates in the history of U.S. literature.(LITERATURE): An article ... international review of English Studies

Usable vs. abusable past. A reflection apropos of two (publication-politicization) dates in the history of U.S. literature.(LITERATURE): An article ... international review of English Studies

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Usable vs. abusable past. A reflection apropos of two (publication-politicization) dates in the history of U.S. literature.(LITERATURE): An article ... international review of English Studies

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Title: Usable vs. abusable past. A reflection apropos of two (publication-politicization) dates in the history of U.S. literature.(LITERATURE)
Author: Janusz Semrau
Publication: Studia Anglica Posnaniensia: international review of English Studies (Magazine/Journal)
Date: January 1, 2008
Publisher: Adam Mickiewicz University
Volume: 44 Page: 549(16)

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