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  • The Role of a Doctoral Researcher: A Synthesis of Three Research Articles Concerning the Development of a Doctoral Identity

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    Carlo Morelli (see profile)
    Date:
    2021
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    Digital humanities, Research, Methodology, Identity (Psychology), Criticism, Textual, Scholarly publishing, Editing, Basic writing (Remedial education), Persistence
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