Et hvidkalket, gudsforladt lys: Inger Christensens alfabet og katastrofen

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Et hvidkalket, gudsforladt lys : Inger Christensens alfabet og katastrofen. / Holm, Isak Winkel.

I: SPRING - tidsskrift for moderne dansk litteratur, Nr. 37, 2015, s. 126-146.

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Holm, IW 2015, 'Et hvidkalket, gudsforladt lys: Inger Christensens alfabet og katastrofen', SPRING - tidsskrift for moderne dansk litteratur, nr. 37, s. 126-146.

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Holm, I. W. (2015). Et hvidkalket, gudsforladt lys: Inger Christensens alfabet og katastrofen. SPRING - tidsskrift for moderne dansk litteratur, (37), 126-146.

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Holm IW. Et hvidkalket, gudsforladt lys: Inger Christensens alfabet og katastrofen. SPRING - tidsskrift for moderne dansk litteratur. 2015;(37):126-146.

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Holm, Isak Winkel. / Et hvidkalket, gudsforladt lys : Inger Christensens alfabet og katastrofen. I: SPRING - tidsskrift for moderne dansk litteratur. 2015 ; Nr. 37. s. 126-146.

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