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The imagination of the main characters in Ralph Waldo Ellison's three short stories

Author
  • Sibarani, Lusi
Additional Author(s)
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Publisher
Surabaya: 2004
Language
English
ISBN
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Series
Tugas Akhir No. 01011306/ING/2004
Subject(s)
  • AMERICAN FICTION-19TH CENTURY-STUDY AND TEACHING
  • ELLISON, RALPH WALDO, 1895-1975 THREE SHORT STORIES-STUDY AND TEACHING
  • SHORT STORIES, AMERICAN-19TH CENTURY-STUDY AND TEACHING
Notes
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Abstract
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Physical Dimension
Number of Page(s)
iv, 31 p.
Dimension
30 cm.
Other Desc.
ill.
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# Accession No. Call Number Location Status
1.02898/04(T) 813.52 Sib ILibrary - 8th FloorUnavailable : Removed

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