The Mouse and the Myth: Sacred Art and Secular Ritual of Disneyland
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John Libbey Publishing, 2017.
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Dorene Koehler., & Dorene Koehler|AUTHOR. (2017). The Mouse and the Myth: Sacred Art and Secular Ritual of Disneyland . John Libbey Publishing.

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Dorene Koehler and Dorene Koehler|AUTHOR. 2017. The Mouse and the Myth: Sacred Art and Secular Ritual of Disneyland. John Libbey Publishing.

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Dorene Koehler and Dorene Koehler|AUTHOR. The Mouse and the Myth: Sacred Art and Secular Ritual of Disneyland John Libbey Publishing, 2017.

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Dorene Koehler, and Dorene Koehler|AUTHOR. The Mouse and the Myth: Sacred Art and Secular Ritual of Disneyland John Libbey Publishing, 2017.

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