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Empirical Studies of Literariness
Edited by Massimo Salgaro and Paul Sopčák
[Scientific Study of Literature 8:1] 2018
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Introduction

Introduction to the special issue

| MacEwan University
| Università di Verona
| Indiana University of Pennsylvania


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Published online: 17 January 2019
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