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Imagining an erroneous order: understanding curriculum as phenomenological and deconstructed text

Pages 553-568 | Published online: 29 Sep 2006

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Annette Gough & Noel Gough. (2017) Beyond cyborg subjectivities: Becoming-posthumanist educational researchers. Educational Philosophy and Theory 49:11, pages 1112-1124.
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Joy Hardy. (2002) Levinas and Environmental Education. Educational Philosophy and Theory 34:4, pages 459-476.
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Noel Gough. (1999) Surpassing Our Own Histories: autobiographical methods for environmental education research. Environmental Education Research 5:4, pages 407-418.
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Noel Gough. (1999) Globalization and school curriculum change: locating a transnational imaginary. Journal of Education Policy 14:1, pages 73-84.
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Noel Gough. (1995) Manifesting Cyborgs in curriculum inquiry. Melbourne Studies in Education 36:1, pages 71-83.
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Noel Gough. (1994) Narration, reflection, diffraction: Aspects of fiction in educational inquiry. The Australian Educational Researcher 21:3, pages 47-76.
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