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Author(s) Title Reference
KAREN PRATT Virginie Greene, Le Sujet et la mort dans ‘La Mort Artu’ 73/2, p. 353
Notes
Author(s) Title Reference
Nicolas Jacobs SYNTACTICAL CONNECTION AND LOGICAL DISCONNECTION: THE CASE OF "THE SEAFARER" 58/1, p. 105

languages

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people

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subjects

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