Life Writing Matters in Europe
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.5463/ejlw.2.81Abstract
This review aims to analyse the book Life Writing Matters in Europe (2012), a collection of articles based on conference papers presented during the founding conference of IABA Europe at the VU University Amsterdam in 2009, edited by Marijke Huisman, Anneke Ribberink, Monica Soeting and Alfred Hornung.Published
2013-12-02
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Reviews and Reports
Copyright (c) 2013 Dennis Kersten
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