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Abstract This chapter describes a disabled graduate student with invisible disabilities. Brittany encountered challenges to acquire proper tests to establish a diagnosis as a youth and the disability evolved through college and graduate school.
Sarah E. Schoper, Amy E. French
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Sarah E. Schoper, Amy E. French
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2010
The fourth chapter chronicles how one participant, Brittany, rejected her presumed White biological identity and opted, instead, to pass for Black. Compelled to leave her Black peers in the core city and live with her father in the suburban community because her custodial parent, her mother, feared that her daughter is becoming Black, Brittany defied ...
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The fourth chapter chronicles how one participant, Brittany, rejected her presumed White biological identity and opted, instead, to pass for Black. Compelled to leave her Black peers in the core city and live with her father in the suburban community because her custodial parent, her mother, feared that her daughter is becoming Black, Brittany defied ...
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Antiquity, 1977
Who are the Bretons and where do they come from? This is a question with not only historical and ethnological implications, but even political ones which sometimes tend to cloud the landscape.Professor Léon Fleuriot teaches Celtic i n the second University at Rennes (Université de Haute-Bretagne) .
Léon Fleuriot, Pierre-Roland Giot
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Who are the Bretons and where do they come from? This is a question with not only historical and ethnological implications, but even political ones which sometimes tend to cloud the landscape.Professor Léon Fleuriot teaches Celtic i n the second University at Rennes (Université de Haute-Bretagne) .
Léon Fleuriot, Pierre-Roland Giot
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2000
The rule of the Angevins in Brittany is characterized usually as opening an isolated 'Celtic' society to a wider world and imposing new and alien institutions. This study of Brittany under the Angevins, first published in 2000, demonstrates that the opposite is true: that before the advent of Henry II in 1158, the Bretons were already active ...
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The rule of the Angevins in Brittany is characterized usually as opening an isolated 'Celtic' society to a wider world and imposing new and alien institutions. This study of Brittany under the Angevins, first published in 2000, demonstrates that the opposite is true: that before the advent of Henry II in 1158, the Bretons were already active ...
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2000
Brittany is one of those minority territories which has consistently had to defend its own identity. We will not endeavour here to ‘demonstrate’ that Brittany is an ethno-cultural community, since much pluridisciplinary literature has already been written on the nature of Breton culture, and the extensive activities of the Breton movement for more than
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Brittany is one of those minority territories which has consistently had to defend its own identity. We will not endeavour here to ‘demonstrate’ that Brittany is an ethno-cultural community, since much pluridisciplinary literature has already been written on the nature of Breton culture, and the extensive activities of the Breton movement for more than
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2016
Brittany, with 4.5 million inhabitants, is a strongly differentiated region in the northwest of France. It has a threatened Celtic language but a vibrant culture and a strong aspiration toward devolution. Economically backward until the 1950s, it has developed rapidly since then, notably as a result of the organization of its civil society.
Tudi, Kernalegenn, Pasquier, Romain
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Brittany, with 4.5 million inhabitants, is a strongly differentiated region in the northwest of France. It has a threatened Celtic language but a vibrant culture and a strong aspiration toward devolution. Economically backward until the 1950s, it has developed rapidly since then, notably as a result of the organization of its civil society.
Tudi, Kernalegenn, Pasquier, Romain
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