The three contributions presented in this symposium question how we can access and describe the heterogenoustemporalities and rhythms through which adults learn, transform, and develop themselves throughout their lifespan. They focuson the use of life history and biographical approaches, as research and training methods developed and promoted in adult andhigher education. Each of these contributions revisit existing practices referring to life history and (auto)biography in adulteducation, by analysing the temporal and rhythmic dimensions they involve
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