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International Journal of Qualitative Studies in Education (QSE)
Référence : Vol. 22, n°4, juillet 2009
- Bringing back sweet (and not so sweet) memories: the cultural politics of memory, hip-hop, and generational identities, Marc Lamont Hill
- Why context matters: understanding the material conditions of school-based caring in Zambia,Monisha Bajaj
- Theatre of the self: autobiography as performance, Rachel Holmes
- The inter-reflexive possibilities of dual observations: an account from and through experience, Margaret S. Barrett; Janet Mills
- Developing qualitative research questions: a reflective process, Jane Agee
- Youth debriefing diversity workshops: conversational contexts that forge intercultural alliances across differences, David Alberto Quijada
- ‘Teachers are meant to be orthodox’: narrative and counter narrative in the discursive construction of ‘identity’ in teaching, Cate Watson
- ‘When one person makes it, we all make it’: a study of Beyond Welfare, a women-centered community-based organization that helps low-income mothers achieve personal and academic success, Leslie Rebecca Bloom
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