CRISÓSTOMO GÁLVEZ, Raquel. The enemy is no longer at the gates. The new domestic enemy in contemporary American seriality: the case of Dexter and Homeland. Comunicación y Hombre, [s.l.], n. 9, 2017. ISSN 1885-365X. Available at: https://comunicacionyhombre.com/en/article/the-enemy-is-no-longer-at-the-gates-the-new-domestic-enemy-in-contemporary-american-seriality-the-case-of-dexter-and-homeland/ Date accessed: 24 Nov. 2024

CRISÓSTOMO GÁLVEZ, Raquel "The enemy is no longer at the gates. The new domestic enemy in contemporary American seriality: the case of Dexter and Homeland" Comunicación y Hombre no. 9 (23 July 2017)

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CRISÓSTOMO GÁLVEZ, Raquel. "The enemy is no longer at the gates. The new domestic enemy in contemporary American seriality: the case of Dexter and Homeland" Comunicación y Hombre, vol. 0, no. 9, 2017.

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