National Narcissism: The Intersection of the Nationalist Cult and Gender in Hungaryby Eric Beckett Weaver
- 期刊名称Slavic Review
- 作者Review by: László Kürti
- 卷第66卷
- 期第3期
- 印刷ISSN0037-6779
- 文件大小387.92KB
- 发表时间2007
- DOI10.2307/20060323
- 页码540-541
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