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Mia Herskind
Changing a Shared Repertoire in the Kindergarten A Moving Process
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Methodological Considerations for Human Science Research in the Wake of Postmodernism: Remembering our Ground while Envisioning our Future
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Rethinking Postmodernism: On Some Epistemic and Ethical Consequences of the Researcher's Commitment to Postmodern Constructivism
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