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A critical ethnography of young adolescents' occupational choices in a community in post-apartheid South Africa
This thesis explored the occupational choices of young adolescents in a southern peninsula Cape Town community of Lavender Hill in South Africa. Informed by current research and prior professional and personal experiences with young adolescents in Lavender Hill, the research question asked: 'What in...
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Division of Occupational Therapy
2014
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