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Historische Rezipient_Innenforschung

Historische Rezipient_Innenforschung

Wagner, H.-U.; Fischer, J.-U.; Frey-Vor, G.; Hagenah, J.; Hilgert, C.; Koenen, E. (2017): Historische Rezipient_Innenforschung [Historical Recipient Research] (under „Perspektiven“). In: Medienwissenschaft [Media Studies], No. 2, 2017, pp. 173-191 (online). 

Historische Rezipient_Innenforschung

Wagner, H.-U.; Fischer, J.-U.; Frey-Vor, G.; Hagenah, J.; Hilgert, C.; Koenen, E. (2017): Historische Rezipient_Innenforschung [Historical Recipient Research] (under „Perspektiven“). In: Medienwissenschaft [Media Studies], No. 2, 2017, pp. 173-191 (online). 

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