“What Does that Tune Mean?” Il significato della musica nei romanzi di Richard Powers. Stefano Franceschini
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https://doi.org/10.13136/2281-4582/2025.i26.1737Keywords:
Richard Powers, Music, Semiotics, Contemporary American literature, IntermedialityAbstract
Recensione di "What Does that Tune Mean?". Il significato della musica nei romanzi di Richard Powers di Stefano Franceschini.
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