History and Perspectives of Adult Education and Professional Teacher Education: Between Complicity, Distance, and Recognition/histoire et Perspectives De la Formation Des Adultes et De la Formation À L'enseignement :Entre Complicité, Distance et Reconnaissance
01 Jan 2011-Vol. 46, Iss: 1, pp 133
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