Modernism and the Crisis of Sovereignty (Routledge Studies i
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作者Andrew John Miller
出版社Routledge， London
ISBN9780415956048
出版时间2008-01
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名称：Modernism and the Crisis of Sovereignty (Routledge Studies in Twentieth-Century Literature)
作者：Andrew John Miller
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出版时间：2008-01
装订：平装
ISBN：9780415956048
出版社：Routledge， London
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