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Educational Action Research
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Dracula as action researcher

Pages 127-132 | Published online: 09 Jun 2011

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Kathryn Roulston, Roy Legette, Monica Deloach & Celeste Buckhalter Pitman. (2005) What is ‘research’ for teacher-researchers?. Educational Action Research 13:2, pages 169-190.
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JudyE. Mill & HeatherM. Morris. (2000) The ambivalence of ownership: nursing graduate students as collaborators in action research. Educational Action Research 8:1, pages 137-149.
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Maggie Maclure. (1996) Telling Transitions: boundary work in narratives of becoming an action researcher. British Educational Research Journal 22:3, pages 273-286.
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Noel Gough. (1996) Textual Authority in Bram Stoker's Dracula; or, What's Really at Stake in Action Research?. Educational Action Research 4:2, pages 257-265.
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Tara McMullan & Julia Sutherland. (2020) Developing motivated adolescent readers and enhancing student voice, using action research in disadvantaged contexts. London Review of Education 18:3.
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