What can the study of science and technology tell us about disability?

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What can the study of science and technology tell us about disability? : Stuart Blume

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Publicado no:	Routledge handbook of disability studies.(2012) S. 348 - 360
Autor principal:	Blume, Stuart (VerfasserIn)
Formato:	Artigo
Idioma:	German
Exemplares Relacionados:	In: Routledge handbook of disability studies.(2012)

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