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Publication by Swanepoel (2010)
| Language | Label | Description | Also known as |
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| English | On Defining the Category MONSTER – Using Definitional Features, Narrative Categories and Idealized Cognitive Models (ICM’s) |
Publication by Swanepoel (2010) |
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Piet Swanepoel
Swanepoel
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1411-1427
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On Defining the Category MONSTER – Using Definitional Features, Narrative Categories and Idealized Cognitive Models (ICM’s) (English)
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2010
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