Głuchy telefon. „Zrób to sam” jako innowacja i aktywizm

Zdrodowska, Magdalena

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Głuchy telefon. „Zrób to sam” jako innowacja i aktywizm Zdrodowska, Magdalena

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Głuchy telefon. „Zrób to sam” jako innowacja i aktywizm

Teksty Drugie Nr 2 (2020)

Zdrodowska, Magdalena

IBL PAN

Warszawa

2020

21 cm ; Tekst pol., streszcz. ang.

aktywizm ; innowacje ; wynalazczość ; niepełnosprawność ; technika ; dalekopis

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