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Donne in fuga
Unknown author · 2018
Gender,Violeta Parra,Writing variants,Contemporary novel in Slovenian,Fiction,Saints,Italian settlement,War,Fuga,Luminarias de Janucá,Musical performance,Female characters in Luminarias de Janucá,Giulian-Dalmatian exodus,Death imagery,History,Maja Haderlap,Argentine Literature,Argentine,Maria Teresa Andruetto,Chilean folk and popular music,Jewish identity,Body,Narrative,Nahḍa,Contemporary literature,E-literature,Aracoeli,Integration,Witness,Travelers,Italian literature,Fugue,Sight,Lives,Patagonia,Feminism,Banisadr,Poetry,Autobiografy,Female art,Italian Racist Laws,Zenoveva,Carson,Escape,Mexican literature,Argentine literature,Jibrān Khalīl Jibrān,Mayy Ziyāda,Pacifism,Women’s poetry,Imagination,Cortázar,Mobility,Motherhood,Proust,The Slovenians of Carinthia,Women bodies,Elsa Morante,First World War,Novel,Arabic language and literature,Exile,Frontier,Chilean literature,Hybrid identity,Margaret Sackville,Migrations,Cansinos Assens,Memory,XX century,Autofiction,Female character,Glantz,Singular women,Henriette Sauret,Latin American context,Trauma,Philosephardic campaign,Journey
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