Relating to water, spaces, and other agents. On the journey behind Juliane Tübke’s project Weathering

Rebecca John

Relating to water, spaces, and other agents. On the journey behind Juliane Tübke’s project Weathering

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Relating to water, spaces, and other agents. On the journey behind Juliane Tübke’s project Weathering. / John, Rebecca.
Sirene – Goldrausch 2020. Hrsg. / Kira Dell; Hannah Kruse. Berlin: Goldrausch Frauennetzwerk Berlin e.V., 2020.

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Harvard

John, R 2020, Relating to water, spaces, and other agents. On the journey behind Juliane Tübke’s project Weathering. in K Dell & H Kruse (Hrsg.), Sirene – Goldrausch 2020. Goldrausch Frauennetzwerk Berlin e.V., Berlin.

APA

John, R. (2020). Relating to water, spaces, and other agents. On the journey behind Juliane Tübke’s project Weathering. In K. Dell, & H. Kruse (Hrsg.), Sirene – Goldrausch 2020 Goldrausch Frauennetzwerk Berlin e.V..

Vancouver

John R. Relating to water, spaces, and other agents. On the journey behind Juliane Tübke’s project Weathering. in Dell K, Kruse H, Hrsg., Sirene – Goldrausch 2020. Berlin: Goldrausch Frauennetzwerk Berlin e.V. 2020

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