Margaret Gearty
A thesis for the degree of Doctor of Philosophy University of Bath School of Management, Centre for Action Research in Professional Practice (CARPP) June 2009
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Thesis:
Contents and Preface - 
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 Beginnings - 
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 Gateway of Experience - 
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  The Merton Rule Learning History - 
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 Part I - The field  of inquiry and action - 
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  Questions of  Theory and Purpose - 
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  Questions of  Method - 
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  Questions of Scope  and Form  - 
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  Questions of  Quality - 
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Part II - Reflecting  in the field  
  Questions of  Participation and Perspective  - 
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  Questions of  Learning History: Wittgenstein’s Ladder or Trojan horse?  - 
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    Questions of Myth and  Form - 
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Part III – Leaving  the field  Bridging: From  Story to Analysis  - 
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  Questions about  Innovation - 
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  Questions about  Theory in Practice - 
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  Questions about  Theory in Theory - 
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  Questions about  the Postheroine - 
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  Endings - 
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Afterwords - 
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Bibliography & Appendices
Bibliography - 
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  Appendices - 
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The Nottingham Declaration Learning History - 
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  The Barnsley Biomass Learning History - 
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  The Kirklees Solar Energy Learning History - 
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  The Southampton Geothermal District Energy Learning History - 
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*Note appendix F (Digital Story of the Learning History Workshop) is not available online
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