Nature at Its Limits (Ecocide). Subjectivity After the Catastrophe

Ubertowska, Aleksandra

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Nature at Its Limits (Ecocide). Subjectivity After the Catastrophe Ubertowska, Aleksandra

Object structure

Nature at Its Limits (Ecocide). Subjectivity After the Catastrophe

Vol. 1 (2015) - Special Issue - English Edition

Ubertowska, Aleksandra

Holokaust ; badania ludobójstwa ; ekokrytyka

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