Discapacidad y cultura: desafío emergente en investigación
Disability and culture: emerging challenge in research
Incapacidade e cultura: desafio emergente em pesquisa
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evaluación de la discapacidad, personas con discapacidad, cultura, investigación (es)Disability Evaluation, Disabled Persons, Culture, Research (en)
Avaliação da Deficiência, Pessoas com Deficiência, Cultura, Pesquisa (pt)
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