Editorial: Aprendiendo de la experiencia: Relatos de vida de centros y profesorado

Autores/as

  • José Gijón Puerta Universidad de Granada

Palabras clave:

método biográfico, investigación narrativa, historia de la investigación social

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2010-12-01