Metamorphosis of a myth: Don Juan and its contemporary rewritings
15 March, 2018
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Alessia Faiano within the second session (How I Met our Knowledge): Metamorphosis of a myth: Don Juan and its contemporary rewritings (Humanities) of the 6a Jornada d'Investigadors Predoctorals Interdisciplinària (JIPI), on February 19th 2018 at the Paranimf of the Historic Building of the University of Barcelona.
Alessia Faiano dins la segona sessió (How I Met our Knowledge): Metamorphosis of a myth: Don Juan and its contemporary rewritings (Humanities) de la 6a Jornada d'Investigadors Predoctorals Interdisciplinària (JIPI), el dia 19 de febrer de 2018 al Paranimf de l'Edifici Històric de la Universitat de Barcelona.
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