Women's jobs in Modern age. Landmarks for the design of situations learning
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Este libro es uno de los resultados del proyecto I+D+i Los trabajos de las Mujeres en la Edad Moderna (TRAMA) coordinado por las profesoras Margarita M. Birriel Salcedo e Inmaculada Arias de Saavedra Alías, con amplias trayectorias científicas y gran compromiso social y académico. La obra surge de la necesidad de transmitir y difundir los conocimientos generados sobre esta temática a la comunidad educativa y a la sociedad en general desde una perspectiva de género.
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