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dc.creatorMonnet, Nadja-
dc.creatorCamponovo, Sara Rita-
dc.creatorMoody, Zoé-
dc.date2020-06-30-
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dc.identifierhttps://revistas.ucm.es/index.php/SOCI/article/view/67798-
dc.identifier10.5209/soci.67798-
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dc.descriptionThis paper proposes methodological reflections on the relevance of mobilising walking when conducting research with children and adolescents. It intends to be a dialogue between researchers from two different projects (one in Switzerland, the other in Catalonia) focussing on the daily journeys of children and young people. Both teams consider it important not to speak for young people and to allow them to take part in research through their bodies and their words.en-US
dc.descriptionPresentamos a continuación reflexiones metodológicas sobre la relevancia de trabajar caminando con niños, niñas y adolescentes. Este texto es un diálogo entre investigadoras de dos proyectos (uno en Suiza y otro en Cataluña) interesadas en sus recorridos diarios. Ambos equipos consideran importante no hablar en lugar de los y las jóvenes, sino permitirles participar en la investigación a través de su cuerpo y palabras.es-ES
dc.descriptionApresentamos abaixo reflexões metodológicas sobre a relevância do uso da caminhada no trabalho com crianças e adolescentes. Este texto é um diálogo entre pesquisadores de dois projetos (um na Suíça e outro na Espanha) interessados nos passeios diários de meninas, meninos e adolescentes. Ambas as equipes consideram importante não falar no lugar dos jovens, mas permitir que eles participem da pesquisa através do corpo e das palavras.pt-PT
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dc.publisherEdiciones Complutensees-ES
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dc.rightsDerechos de autor 2020 Sociedad e Infanciases-ES
dc.sourceSociedad e Infancias; Vol. 4 (2020): Childhoods in the focus of research and children's experiences of the pandemic; 43-53en-US
dc.sourceSociedad e Infancias; Vol. 4 (2020): Las infancias en el foco de la investigación y vivencias infantiles de la pandemia; 43-53es-ES
dc.source2531-0720-
dc.subjectWalkingen-US
dc.subjectmobile interviewen-US
dc.subjectethnography in motionen-US
dc.subjectresearch with, by and for childrenen-US
dc.subjectadolescentsen-US
dc.subjectchildren and adolescent's wordsen-US
dc.subjectcitizenshipen-US
dc.subjectCaminares-ES
dc.subjectentrevista móviles-ES
dc.subjectetnografía en movimientoes-ES
dc.subjectinvestigación con, por y para niños, niñas y adolescenteses-ES
dc.subjectpalabras de niños, niñas, adolescenteses-ES
dc.subjectciudadaníaes-ES
dc.subjectCaminhadapt-PT
dc.subjectentrevista em movimentopt-PT
dc.subjectetnografia em movimentopt-PT
dc.subjectpesquisa com meninos, meninas e adolescentespt-PT
dc.subjectpalavras de meninospt-PT
dc.subjectmeninaspt-PT
dc.subjectadolescentespt-PT
dc.subjectcidadaniapt-PT
dc.titleWalking with children and adolescents to co-produce knowledge. Crossed perspectives between two studies carried out in Switzerland and Spainen-US
dc.titleCo-producción de conocimiento al caminar con niños, niñas y adolescentes. Miradas cruzadas entre dos investigaciones llevadas a cabo en Suiza y Españaes-ES
dc.titleCaminhando com crianças e adolescentes em direção a uma coprodução de conhecimento. Olhares cruzados entre duas investigações realizadas na Suíça e na Espanhapt-BR
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