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За интересното литературознание. / Stepanov, Andrei .

в: Литературна мисъл, Том 61, № 3, 01.10.2018, стр. 16-22.

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Harvard

Stepanov, A 2018, 'За интересното литературознание', Литературна мисъл, Том. 61, № 3, стр. 16-22.

APA

Stepanov, A. (2018). За интересното литературознание. Литературна мисъл, 61(3), 16-22.

Vancouver

Stepanov A. За интересното литературознание. Литературна мисъл. 2018 Окт. 1;61(3):16-22.

Author

Stepanov, Andrei . / За интересното литературознание. в: Литературна мисъл. 2018 ; Том 61, № 3. стр. 16-22.

BibTeX

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