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Entangled research(ers): or how to create empirical knowledge when you are always already entangled with the world.

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Entangled research(ers) : or how to create empirical knowledge when you are always already entangled with the world. / Brøgger, Katja ; Staunæs, Dorthe.

2012. Paper præsenteret ved Feminist Materialisms, Copenhagen, Danmark.

Publikation: Konferencebidrag › Paper › Forskning › peer review

Harvard

Brøgger, K & Staunæs, D 2012, 'Entangled research(ers): or how to create empirical knowledge when you are always already entangled with the world.', Paper fremlagt ved Feminist Materialisms, Copenhagen, Danmark, 26/04/2012 - 27/04/2012. <http://koensforskning.soc.ku.dk/konferencer/feminist_materialisms/Booklet_for_Feminist_materialisms.pdf/>

APA

Brøgger, K., & Staunæs, D. (2012). Entangled research(ers): or how to create empirical knowledge when you are always already entangled with the world.. Paper præsenteret ved Feminist Materialisms, Copenhagen, Danmark. http://koensforskning.soc.ku.dk/konferencer/feminist_materialisms/Booklet_for_Feminist_materialisms.pdf/

CBE

Brøgger K, Staunæs D. 2012. Entangled research(ers): or how to create empirical knowledge when you are always already entangled with the world. Paper præsenteret ved Feminist Materialisms, Copenhagen, Danmark.

MLA

Brøgger, Katja og Dorthe Staunæs Entangled research(ers): or how to create empirical knowledge when you are always already entangled with the world.. Feminist Materialisms, 26 apr. 2012, Copenhagen, Danmark, Paper, 2012. 8 s.

Vancouver

Brøgger K, Staunæs D. Entangled research(ers): or how to create empirical knowledge when you are always already entangled with the world.. 2012. Paper præsenteret ved Feminist Materialisms, Copenhagen, Danmark.

Author

Brøgger, Katja ; Staunæs, Dorthe. / Entangled research(ers) : or how to create empirical knowledge when you are always already entangled with the world. Paper præsenteret ved Feminist Materialisms, Copenhagen, Danmark.8 s.

Bibtex

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