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Αντρέας Παναγιώτου (2000) - Ανίχνευση της ερωτικής ιστορίας της κυπριακής νεοτερικότητας

Γενεαλογία του Κυπριακού ερωτισμού από τον Αντρέα Παναγιώτου. Εκδόθηκε στο τεύχος 9 του Κυπριακού περιοδικού Εξ Υπαρχής, τον Φεβρουάριο του 2000.

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