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TY  - JOUR
VL  - 27
T2  - Lingue e Linguaggi
SP  - 367-89
ID  - bbbo934
T1  - "Da Shylock alla 'génération beure' alla 'culture banlieue'. Identità lacerate, emarginazione e incomunicabilità tra conflitti e cliché [From Shylock to the 'Génération Beure [Beur Generation]' to the 'Culture Banlieue' [Suburban Culture]: Torn Identities, Marginalization, and Lack of Communication Amid Conflicts and Clichés]"
AU  - Rollo, Alessandra
PY  - 2018
DA  - 2026
DO  - 10.1285/i22390359v27p367
LA  - Italian
AB  - Suggests that Shylock symbolizes continued marginalization of immigrants, drawing parallels to 'Beur generation': children of North African immigrants in France. English summary, 367.
ER  -