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Trekking, Navigating, and Travelogueing in the Youth Trek Project: The Documentary Photography and Photo Essays of a Young Research Collaborator Traveling in the United States

Published:2016 Issue: Volume: Page:511-537
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DonovanBlondell Amy

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Springer Singapore

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