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Les simulations perceptives dans la relation aux oeuvres d'art

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BOLENS, Guillemette

BOLENS, Guillemette. Les simulations perceptives dans la relation aux oeuvres d'art littéraires.

In: Besson, M. ; Courtet, C. ; Lavocat, F. & Viala, A. Corps en scènes. Paris : CNRS Editions,

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