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Les jeux d’argent à l’épreuve d’Internet : l’esthétique
entre l’interaction publique et l’imaginaire
Elizabeth Vercher
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Elizabeth Vercher. Les jeux d’argent à l’épreuve d’Internet : l’esthétique entre l’interaction publique et l’imaginaire. X° Colloque bilatéral franco-roumain, CIFSIC Université de Bucarest, 28 juin – 3 juillet 2003, Oct 2003. �sic_00000678�
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