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Expanding Our Autoethnographic Future
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Tony E. Adams
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Andrew F. Herrmann
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January 07 2020
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January 07 2020
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Journal of Autoethnography
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University of California Press
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Journal
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Journal of Autoethnography
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University of California Press
ISSN (Electronic):
2637-5192
Publication date Created:
January 07 2020
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2020
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January 07 2020
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2020
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10.1525/joae.2020.1.1.1
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