Fern von Geschichte und verheißungsvollen Tagen. Neoklassizistische Cyberlyrik im ChinaNetz und die Schreibweise des Lizilizilizi (2000-2020) by Frank Kraushaar
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Fern von Geschichte und verheißungsvollen Tagen. Neoklassizistische Cyberlyrik im ChinaNetz und die Schreibweise des Lizilizilizi (2000–2020)
Frank Kraushaar
Bochum/Freiburg: projektverlag, 2022. 355 pp.
ISBN: 9783897335608
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