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From the intersection of pain and hope: poetic disruptions of the neoliberal etiquette in public letters

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From the intersection of pain and hope: poetic disruptions of the neoliberal etiquette in public letters. / Gräbner, Cornelia.
Non-lyric discourses in contemporary poetry. ed. / Burghard Baltrusch; Isaac Lourido. Munich: Peter Lang, 2012. p. 59-77.

Research output: Contribution in Book/Report/Proceedings - With ISBN/ISSN › Chapter (peer-reviewed)

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Gräbner, C 2012, From the intersection of pain and hope: poetic disruptions of the neoliberal etiquette in public letters. in B Baltrusch & I Lourido (eds), Non-lyric discourses in contemporary poetry. Peter Lang, Munich, pp. 59-77.

APA

Gräbner, C. (2012). From the intersection of pain and hope: poetic disruptions of the neoliberal etiquette in public letters. In B. Baltrusch, & I. Lourido (Eds.), Non-lyric discourses in contemporary poetry (pp. 59-77). Peter Lang.

Vancouver

Gräbner C. From the intersection of pain and hope: poetic disruptions of the neoliberal etiquette in public letters. In Baltrusch B, Lourido I, editors, Non-lyric discourses in contemporary poetry. Munich: Peter Lang. 2012. p. 59-77

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Gräbner, Cornelia. / From the intersection of pain and hope : poetic disruptions of the neoliberal etiquette in public letters. Non-lyric discourses in contemporary poetry. editor / Burghard Baltrusch ; Isaac Lourido. Munich : Peter Lang, 2012. pp. 59-77

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