J. Except. People 2022, 11(2):109-111

Studies on deafness in an ecological system context

Li Lin
Palacky University, Faculty of Education, Žižkovo nám.5, 77140 Olomouc, Czech Republic

Joanna Kossewska. Studies on Deafness in An Ecological System Context | Wydawnictwo JAK, 2018, 170PP | ISBN: 9788364506444

Published: December 11, 2022  Show citation

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Lin, L. (2022). Studies on deafness in an ecological system context. Journal of Exceptional People, 11(21), 109-111
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