School knowledge in comparative and historical perspective : changing curricula in primary and secondary education

School knowledge in comparative and historical perspective : changing curricula in primary and secondary education
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比较和历史视角下的学校知识：中小学教育课程的变化

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2006
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Cecilia Braslavsky
Cecilia Braslavsky
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A. Benavot;Cecilia Braslavsky

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