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   3. <dc:contributor>Estévez Saá, Margarita</dc:contributor>

   4. <dc:contributor>Universidade de Santiago de Compostela. Facultade de Filoloxía</dc:contributor>

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   6. <dc:subject>Diana Gabaldón</dc:subject>

   7. <dc:subject>Cross Stitch, Outlander</dc:subject>

   8. <dc:subject>Novela popular inglesa</dc:subject>

   9. <dc:subject>Escocia na literatura</dc:subject>

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   11. <dc:subject>Materias::Investigación::63 Sociología::6301 Sociología cultural::630109 Sociología de la literatura</dc:subject>

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