[Dis]placed by Illness: Lyme Disease as a Case for Re-Imagining Everyday Places to Recognize Invisible Chronic Illnesses
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[Dis]placed by Illness: Lyme Disease as a Case for Re-Imagining Everyday Places to Recognize Invisible Chronic Illnesses
Summary
[Dis]placed by Illness: Lyme Disease as a Case for Re-Imagining Everyday Places to Recognize Invisible Chronic Illnesses is a written work[1].
Key Facts
- [Dis]placed by Illness: Lyme Disease as a Case for Re-Imagining Everyday Places to Recognize Invisible Chronic Illnesses authored Lyme Disease as a Case for Re-Imagining Everyday Places to Recognize Invisible Chronic Illnesses — author (P50): Sylvia Janicki[2].
- [Dis]placed by Illness: Lyme Disease as a Case for Re-Imagining Everyday Places to Recognize Invisible Chronic Illnesses's instance of is recorded as Lyme Disease as a Case for Re-Imagining Everyday Places to Recognize Invisible Chronic Illnesses — instance of (P31): written work[3].
- [Dis]placed by Illness: Lyme Disease as a Case for Re-Imagining Everyday Places to Recognize Invisible Chronic Illnesses's instance of is recorded as Lyme Disease as a Case for Re-Imagining Everyday Places to Recognize Invisible Chronic Illnesses — instance of (P31): master's thesis[4].
- [Dis]placed by Illness: Lyme Disease as a Case for Re-Imagining Everyday Places to Recognize Invisible Chronic Illnesses's OCLC number is recorded as 1078787369[5].
- [Dis]placed by Illness: Lyme Disease as a Case for Re-Imagining Everyday Places to Recognize Invisible Chronic Illnesses's language of work or name is recorded as Lyme Disease as a Case for Re-Imagining Everyday Places to Recognize Invisible Chronic Illnesses — language of work or name (P407): English[6].
- +2018-00-00T00:00:00Z marks the founding of [Dis]placed by Illness: Lyme Disease as a Case for Re-Imagining Everyday Places to Recognize Invisible Chronic Illnesses[7].
- [Dis]placed by Illness: Lyme Disease as a Case for Re-Imagining Everyday Places to Recognize Invisible Chronic Illnesses's work available at URL is recorded as http://hdl.handle.net/1773/42423[8].
- [Dis]placed by Illness: Lyme Disease as a Case for Re-Imagining Everyday Places to Recognize Invisible Chronic Illnesses's Handle ID is recorded as 1773/42423[9].
- [Dis]placed by Illness: Lyme Disease as a Case for Re-Imagining Everyday Places to Recognize Invisible Chronic Illnesses's title is recorded as [Dis]placed by Illness[10].
- [Dis]placed by Illness: Lyme Disease as a Case for Re-Imagining Everyday Places to Recognize Invisible Chronic Illnesses's title is recorded as Displaced by Illness[11].
- [Dis]placed by Illness: Lyme Disease as a Case for Re-Imagining Everyday Places to Recognize Invisible Chronic Illnesses's subtitle is recorded as Lyme Disease as a Case for Re-Imagining Everyday Places to Recognize Invisible Chronic Illnesses[12].
- [Dis]placed by Illness: Lyme Disease as a Case for Re-Imagining Everyday Places to Recognize Invisible Chronic Illnesses's subtitle is recorded as Lyme Disease as a Case for Re-imagining Everyday Places to Recognize Invisible Chronic Illnesses[13].
- [Dis]placed by Illness: Lyme Disease as a Case for Re-Imagining Everyday Places to Recognize Invisible Chronic Illnesses's thesis submitted to is recorded as Lyme Disease as a Case for Re-Imagining Everyday Places to Recognize Invisible Chronic Illnesses — thesis submitted to (P4101): University of Washington[14].
- [Dis]placed by Illness: Lyme Disease as a Case for Re-Imagining Everyday Places to Recognize Invisible Chronic Illnesses's on focus list of Wikimedia project is recorded as Lyme Disease as a Case for Re-Imagining Everyday Places to Recognize Invisible Chronic Illnesses — on focus list of Wikimedia project (P5008): WikiProject PCC Wikidata Pilot/University of Washington[15].
- [Dis]placed by Illness: Lyme Disease as a Case for Re-Imagining Everyday Places to Recognize Invisible Chronic Illnesses's thesis committee member is recorded as Lyme Disease as a Case for Re-Imagining Everyday Places to Recognize Invisible Chronic Illnesses — thesis committee member (P9161): Rachel Berney[16].
- [Dis]placed by Illness: Lyme Disease as a Case for Re-Imagining Everyday Places to Recognize Invisible Chronic Illnesses's thesis committee member is recorded as Lyme Disease as a Case for Re-Imagining Everyday Places to Recognize Invisible Chronic Illnesses — thesis committee member (P9161): Ken Yocom[17].
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Designation and Status
Recorded instance of include Lyme Disease as a Case for Re-Imagining Everyday Places to Recognize Invisible Chronic Illnesses — instance of (P31): written work[3] and Lyme Disease as a Case for Re-Imagining Everyday Places to Recognize Invisible Chronic Illnesses — instance of (P31): master's thesis[4].
History and Context
+2018-00-00T00:00:00Z marks the founding of [Dis]placed by Illness: Lyme Disease as a Case for Re-Imagining Everyday Places to Recognize Invisible Chronic Illnesses[7].