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Sport, Education and Society Volume 16, 2011 - Issue 3: New directions, new questions? Social theory, education and embodiment
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‘Change4Life for your kids’: embodied collectives and public health pedagogy

Bethan Evans Department of Geography and Centre for Medical Humanities, Durham University, UKCorrespondence[email protected]
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Rachel Colls Department of Geography and Centre for Medical Humanities, Durham University, UK
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Kathrin Hörschelmann Department of Geography and Centre for Medical Humanities, Durham University, UK
Pages 323-341 | Published online: 16 May 2011

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