OLC Slavistik: Meerzon, Yana - Every Home Is Its Own Private Moscow: Between Geopathology and Nostalgia in Olga Mukhina's I-O-YoU

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ID	169708804X
Author(s)	Meerzon, Yana
Title	Every Home Is Its Own Private Moscow: Between Geopathology and Nostalgia in Olga Mukhina's I-O-YoU
Published	Slavic and East European journal : SEEJ, Beloit, Wis : AATSEEL of the U.S, 49, 2005, 4, 639-658
Language	eng
Soundex	E0700; P1720; M6880; B1260; G4125; N6825; M6468
Medium	article
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Every Home Is Its Own Private Moscow: Between Geopathology and Nostalgia in Olga Mukhina's I-O-YoU