Emancipatory Education and Youth Engagement in Brazil: A Case Study Bridging the Theory and Practice of Education for Social Transformation

Emancipatory Education and Youth Engagement in Brazil: A Case Study Bridging the Theory and Practice of Education for Social Transformation
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巴西的解放教育和青年参与:连接社会转型教育理论与实践的案例研究

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2019
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Veriene Melo
Veriene Melo
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