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『리어왕』과 『제이비』 다시 읽기 : 성서 『욥기』 전유를 중심으로 = Re-reading of King Lear and J. B.:Focusing on the Appropriation of Job

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' 『리어왕』과 『제이비』 다시 읽기 : 성서 『욥기』 전유를 중심으로 = Re-reading of King Lear and J. B.:Focusing on the Appropriation of Job' 의 참고문헌

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