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Langfristige Medienwirkungen aus Rezipientenperspektive. Zur Bedeutung des Fernsehens für die Herausbildung mentaler und kollektiver Repräsentationen vom Holocaust.

Finger, J. (2017): Langfristige Medienwirkungen aus Rezipientenperspektive. Zur Bedeutung des Fernsehens für die Herausbildung mentaler und kollektiver Repräsentationen vom Holocaust [Longterm Media Effects from the Perspective of the Viewers. On the Importance of Television for the Emergence of Mental and Collective Representation of the Holocaust]. Baden-Baden: Nomos.

Finger, J. (2017): Langfristige Medienwirkungen aus Rezipientenperspektive. Zur Bedeutung des Fernsehens für die Herausbildung mentaler und kollektiver Repräsentationen vom Holocaust [Longterm Media Effects from the Perspective of the Viewers. On the Importance of Television for the Emergence of Mental and Collective Representation of the Holocaust]. Baden-Baden: Nomos.

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Dr. Dipl.-Psych. Juliane Finger

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2017

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Holocaust • memory • media effects • television • reception research

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