Cartoons, movies: New genres building up conflict over religion in Europe

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Cartoons, movies : New genres building up conflict over religion in Europe. / Sheikh, Mona Kanwal; Gad, Ulrik Pram.

Kbh. : Museum Tusculanum, 2008.

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Sheikh, MK & Gad, UP 2008 'Cartoons, movies: New genres building up conflict over religion in Europe' Museum Tusculanum, Kbh. <https://cms.ku.dk//upload/application/pdf/0401f387/PP6.08.2.pdf>

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Sheikh, M. K., & Gad, U. P. (2008). Cartoons, movies: New genres building up conflict over religion in Europe. Museum Tusculanum. https://cms.ku.dk//upload/application/pdf/0401f387/PP6.08.2.pdf

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Sheikh MK, Gad UP. Cartoons, movies: New genres building up conflict over religion in Europe. Kbh.: Museum Tusculanum. 2008.

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Sheikh, Mona Kanwal ; Gad, Ulrik Pram. / Cartoons, movies : New genres building up conflict over religion in Europe. Kbh. : Museum Tusculanum, 2008.

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