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[Theory? Practice?].

José Luis Medina Moya
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This second article about the difficult balance between academic and professional development in pre-European Spain poses the issue of the theory-practice, or learning-treatment, relationship as the historical dissolution of the practical in the theoretical.

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José Luis Medina Moya. 2005. [Theory? Practice?].. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/15941175/

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