Does Pinocchio have an Italian passport? what is specifically national and what is international about classics of children's literature

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Does Pinocchio have an Italian passport? what is specifically national and what is international about classics of children's literature. / O'Sullivan, Emer.
in: Children's Literature Review, Jahrgang 135, 2008, S. 179-189.

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