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Uppeldi og menntUn/icelandic JoUrnal of edUcation 23(2) 2014 99
Kristín Björnsdóttir, dan goodley & hanna Björg sigUr jónsdóttir
improving their position in society, it is also important to take part in deep interroga-
tion of the processes, possibilities and potentials that exist in narrative research with
people with intellectual disabilities.
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1 Most films in Icelandic movie theatres are foreign with Icelandic sub-titles.
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