Contemporary Writing and the Politics of Space: Borders, Networks, Escape Lines
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| title | Contemporary Writing and the Politics of Space Borders, Networks, Escape Lines |
| title_auth | Contemporary Writing and the Politics of Space Borders, Networks, Escape Lines |
| title_exact_search | Contemporary Writing and the Politics of Space Borders, Networks, Escape Lines |
| title_full | Contemporary Writing and the Politics of Space Borders, Networks, Escape Lines Christian Emden, David Robin Midgley, David Walton, Juan Antonio Suárez |
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| title_short | Contemporary Writing and the Politics of Space |
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