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»›augohrfeinschliff‹ ist schon vonnöten, wenn man José Olivers Gedichte goutieren will. Sie sind ›sichtbarer klang‹, von einem ›mundaug‹ erfasst, zu Papier gebracht. Unserer medienverseuchten Welt hält José Oliver ›sein‹ Rezept entgegen: Der Wortkombination ›aus bildern‹ gewinnt er ein neues Verb ab – ›ausbildern‹, will sagen das Gehirn und Gedächtnis vom Bildmüll entrümpeln.«

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Nachtrandspuren

A Sci-Fi Gamer Friends-to-Lovers Ménage Romance

Summoning Their Elementalist

Edgar A. Poe, a Psychopathic Study

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Zone One

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Death Sentences

A Book of Poems

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Empirische Studie

Probleme des organisationalen Gedächtnisses im Innovationsprozess

Cosmic Perspectives in Space Physics

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Best Practices in Logistic Regression

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Mit Autobiografie des Autors

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A guide for student teachers

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Die Lehrtafel der Prinzessin Antonia

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