Apocalyptic Writing, Trauma and Community in IMRE Kertész's Fateless

Angelaki 15 (3):87-98 (2010)
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(2010). Apocalyptic Writing, Trauma and Community in IMRE Kertész's Fateless. Angelaki: Vol. 15, The Unbearable Charm of Fragility Philosophizing in/on Eastern Europe, pp. 87-98

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