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Pipers Canntaireachd and Scottish Gaelic: Basic elements and expressive variability

Scottish Studies
Canntaireachd is an orally-devised method used by pipers to remember pibroch (pìobaireachd) compositions, the classical repertoire of the highland bagpipes, and to transmit the music to others.
Frans Buisman
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A Comparison of Scottish Gaelic Education

Comparative and International Education, 2012
L'A. montre la negligence du gouvernement de l'Ontario envers les langues de patrimoine traditionnelles du Canada, en prenant comme cas particulier sa negligence envers le gaelique. Il compare les politiques et les principes de l'Ontario et de l'Ecosse face a l'enseignement de cette ...
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Knowledge Is Power: Utilizing Human-Centered Design Principles with People Living with Dementia to Co-Design a Resource and Share Knowledge with Peers. [PDF]

Int J Environ Res Public Health, 2023
Roberts JR, Jones CH, Windle G, The Caban Group.   +3 more
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"Orhiko xoria Orhin lakhet": izen/adjektibo psikologikoak, gai lokatiboak eta predikazioa / Psych nouns and adjectives, PPthemes and predication (or a leopard cannot change its spots)

Anuario del Seminario de Filología Vasca "Julio de Urquijo", 2018
Starting from Belleti & Rizzi's (1988) work, there has been a great progress in the understanding of psych predicates, but not as much on the predication involving psych adjectives and nouns.
Beatriz Fernández, Ane Berro
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Towards a List of Clans and Families in Scotland—Identity Politics, Cultural Appropriation and Romantic Idealism

Genealogy
The question of which Scottish surnames constitute a Clan and which do not is hotly contested. It is wrongly felt, especially in the Scots-abroad communities, that Clan is somehow of higher status than “Family” or “House” and/or applies to everyone of ...
Bruce Durie
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The Image of Mother in Linguistic world-image of the British (a case study of semantic group “Maternity” in the proverbs of English, Welsh, Gaelic and Scottish languages of Britain)

RUDN Journal of Language Studies, Semiotics and Semantics, 2015
This article deals with contrastive-comparative analysis of paroemiological units of English, Welsh, Gaelic and Scottish languages. Phenomena “Maternity” is being introduced through qualitative and quantitative specialties of its representation.
Yulia A Zakirova
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"What is language for us?": Community-based Anishinaabemowin language planning using TEK-nology. [PDF]

Lang Policy, 2023
Meighan PJ.
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Iain Peatarsan (1916-1990), Neach-chruinneachaidh Bearnaraidh na Hearadh

Scottish Studies
A native of the Isle of Berneray, Ian Paterson (1916-1990) was among Scotland’s most prolific voluntary fieldworkers in the latter half of the 20th century, undertaking nearly two decades’ worth of folklore collection amounting to several thousand ...
Liam Alastair Crouse
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The Influence of Weekly Sprint Volume and Maximal Velocity Exposures on Eccentric Hamstring Strength in Professional Football Players. [PDF]

Sports (Basel), 2022
Shah S, Collins K, Macgregor LJ.
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Scottish Gaelic Language [PDF]

, 2020
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