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L’intertextualité géopolitique dans Le petit chat est mort de Fejria Deliba
Translated title of the contribution
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Geopoligical intertextuality in Le petit chat est mort by Fejria Deliba
Sarah B Buchanan
French
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Arts and Humanities
Intertextuality
100%
French
100%
Conservative
50%
Narration
50%
Intertext
50%
Short Films
50%
Conscience
50%
Imagined Community
50%
African Culture
50%
Keyphrases
Intertextuality
100%
Conscience
50%
North African
50%
African Communities
50%
Imagined Community
50%
French Community
50%
North African Culture
50%
National Narration
50%