CASE STUDIES: REFLECTIONS ON THE MEANING OF BLINDNESS IN THE LIFE EXPERIENCES OF FOUR NEW ZEALANDERS (PART ONE OF TWO)
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HIGGINS, N., BALLARD, K., CASE STUDIES: REFLECTIONS ON THE MEANING OF BLINDNESS IN THE LIFE EXPERIENCES OF FOUR NEW ZEALANDERS (PART ONE OF TWO). British Journal of Visual Impairment, Vol. 17, no. 1 (1999), p. 36-40.
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Actitudes sociales, Adaptación personal, Casuística, Ceguera, Concepto, Discapacidad visual, Reino Unido
Actitudes sociales, Adaptación personal, Casuística, Ceguera, Concepto, Discapacidad visual, Reino Unido
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