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    Indigenous Storytelling as Research

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    • Sub-Category: Research & Reference
    • Source: Research Gate
    • File Type: Resource
    • Overview: Why Indigenous storytelling should be used for formal research
    • Web Link: https://www.researchgate.net/publication/270548019_Indigenous_Storytelling_as_Research
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      • Sub-Category: Research & Reference
      • Source: Research Gate
      • File Type: Resource
      • Overview: Why Indigenous storytelling should be used for formal research
      • Web Link: https://www.researchgate.net/publication/270548019_Indigenous_Storytelling_as_Research
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