The Representation of Terrorism as Defective Communication in Volker Schloendorff's "Die Stille nach dem Schuss", Gregor Schnitzler's "Was tun wenn's brennt", Leander Scholz's "Rosenfest" and Ulrike Edschmid's "Frau mit Waffe: Zwei Geschichten aus terroristischen Zeiten" - ProQuest

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The Representation of Terrorism as Defective Communication in Volker Schloendorff's "Die Stille nach dem Schuss", Gregor Schnitzler's "Was tun wenn's brennt", Leander Scholz's "Rosenfest" and Ulrike Edschmid's "Frau mit Waffe: Zwei Geschichten aus terroristischen Zeiten"

Dillon, Sandra I. University of Oregon ProQuest Dissertations & Theses, 2011. 3493938.