Descolonialidades Nawray

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Title: Descolonialidades Nawray
ISBN-10: 84-123011-9-6
ISBN-13: 978-84-123011-9-9
Author(s): Silvina Valesini, Nadia Martin, Adrian Cangi, Daniel Villegas, Juan Jose Lorenzo Castineiras, Patricia Cadavid, Paolo Vignola, Susan Campos, Marco Alvarado, Eduardo Adrian Russo, Luis Camnitzer, Nancy Beatriz Librandi, Rodrigo Alonso, Hugo Coria, Daniela Moreno Wray, Sara Baranzoni, Francisco Sierra, Miguel Alfonso Bouhaben, Nacho Rodriguez Dominguez, Eleder Pineiro, Dario Corbeira, Maria De Los Angeles De Rueda, Natalia Matewecki, Fernando Contreras, Alejandra Ceriani, Loreto Alonso Atienza, Mariela Singer, Felipe Rivas San Martin
Publisher: Brumaria
Published: 2022
Format: paperback
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Pages: 467
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EAN: 9788412301199
ASIN: 8412301196
Prefix: 978
Group: 84
Group Name: Spain
Group Identifier: 978-84
Registrant: 123011
Publication: 9
Check Digit: 9
Formatted: 978-84-123011-9-9

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