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Meer, Strand und Wald – eine „existenzielle Metaphorik der Landschaft“ in der Serie „Lost“, von Eicke Riggers
January 14th, 2016 in the categories: Folkwang Heterotopia Masters Students: Philosophy
Meer, Strand und Wald – eine „existenzielle Metaphorik der Landschaft“ in der Serie Lost Die Fernsehserie Lost ist mehr als viele andere der literarisch inspirierten, qualitativ bemerkenswerten Serien, die derzeit vermehrt entstehen, durch einen bestimmten Ort und eine spezifische landschaftliche Struktur bestimmt.
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