Speaking in Pictures and Play: The Unique Approach to Using Art and Play as Data in Hermeneutic Research
Art and play are the language of children. The act of creating art and playing help children to make sense of their world. Pediatric clinicians have used art and play as therapy to elicit conversation, to allow children to express themselves, and to overcome communication barriers when children may...
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Autor principal: | Katherine Wong |
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Lenguaje: | EN |
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University of Calgary
2020
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