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Der andere Dienst am Kunstwerk. Über die Verbindung von Menschen und nicht-menschlichen Wesen in Sacher-Masochs „Venus im Pelz” und Jensens „Gradiva”

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Germanistik heute: Schröder Anniversary Lecture Series

Schröder Anniversary Lectures 5pm, Lecture Block Room 1, Sidgwick Avenue

19 Feb 2010 Friedrich Balke Der andere Dienst am Kunstwerk. Über die Verbindung von Menschen und nicht-menschlichen Wesen in Sacher-Masochs „Venus im Pelz” und Jensens „Gradiva”

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