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Developing Walking Methods for Lifecourse Research

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Childhood and Ageing Research - A Linking Ages Dialogue, Volume: 1

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This chapter presents and analyses empirical case studies where three different walking methods uncover memories and emotions connected to earlier stages of the lifecourse. Alongside outdoor walks, I use an oral method and online digital maps to imagine the walking body passing through spaces such a...

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Published in: Childhood and Ageing Research - A Linking Ages Dialogue
ISBN: 9781032551692
Published: Abingdon Routledge 2024
Online Access: https://www.routledge.com/Linking-Ages-A-Dialogue-between-Childhood-and-Ageing-Research/Wanka-Freutel-Funke-Andresen-Oswald/p/book/9781032551692
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