“This journey has definitely changed me”: An ethnographic narrative exploring disabled peoples’ lives through embodied experiences and identity negotiation
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“This journey has definitely changed me”: An ethnographic narrative exploring disabled peoples’ lives through embodied experiences and identity negotiation
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“This journey has definitely changed me”: An ethnographic narrative exploring disabled peoples’ lives through embodied experiences and identity negotiation is a master's thesis[1].
Key Facts
- “This journey has definitely changed me”: An ethnographic narrative exploring disabled peoples’ lives through embodied experiences and identity negotiation authored An ethnographic narrative exploring disabled peoples’ lives through embodied experiences and identity negotiation — author (P50): Callan Sait[2].
- “This journey has definitely changed me”: An ethnographic narrative exploring disabled peoples’ lives through embodied experiences and identity negotiation's instance of is recorded as An ethnographic narrative exploring disabled peoples’ lives through embodied experiences and identity negotiation — instance of (P31): master's thesis[3].
- “This journey has definitely changed me”: An ethnographic narrative exploring disabled peoples’ lives through embodied experiences and identity negotiation's publisher is recorded as An ethnographic narrative exploring disabled peoples’ lives through embodied experiences and identity negotiation — publisher (P123): Open Access Repository Victoria University of Wellington[4].
- “This journey has definitely changed me”: An ethnographic narrative exploring disabled peoples’ lives through embodied experiences and identity negotiation's DOI is recorded as 10.26686/WGTN.17009753[5].
- “This journey has definitely changed me”: An ethnographic narrative exploring disabled peoples’ lives through embodied experiences and identity negotiation's language of work or name is recorded as An ethnographic narrative exploring disabled peoples’ lives through embodied experiences and identity negotiation — language of work or name (P407): English[6].
- “This journey has definitely changed me”: An ethnographic narrative exploring disabled peoples’ lives through embodied experiences and identity negotiation's country of origin is recorded as An ethnographic narrative exploring disabled peoples’ lives through embodied experiences and identity negotiation — country of origin (P495): New Zealand[7].
- “This journey has definitely changed me”: An ethnographic narrative exploring disabled peoples’ lives through embodied experiences and identity negotiation's publication date is recorded as +2015-01-01T00:00:00Z[8].
- “This journey has definitely changed me”: An ethnographic narrative exploring disabled peoples’ lives through embodied experiences and identity negotiation's main subject is recorded as An ethnographic narrative exploring disabled peoples’ lives through embodied experiences and identity negotiation — main subject (P921): disability[9].
- “This journey has definitely changed me”: An ethnographic narrative exploring disabled peoples’ lives through embodied experiences and identity negotiation's main subject is recorded as An ethnographic narrative exploring disabled peoples’ lives through embodied experiences and identity negotiation — main subject (P921): anthropology[10].
- “This journey has definitely changed me”: An ethnographic narrative exploring disabled peoples’ lives through embodied experiences and identity negotiation's title is recorded as “This journey has definitely changed me”: An ethnographic narrative exploring disabled peoples’ lives through embodied experiences and identity negotiation[11].
- “This journey has definitely changed me”: An ethnographic narrative exploring disabled peoples’ lives through embodied experiences and identity negotiation's copyright holder is recorded as An ethnographic narrative exploring disabled peoples’ lives through embodied experiences and identity negotiation — copyright holder (P3931): Callan Sait[12].
- “This journey has definitely changed me”: An ethnographic narrative exploring disabled peoples’ lives through embodied experiences and identity negotiation's thesis submitted to is recorded as An ethnographic narrative exploring disabled peoples’ lives through embodied experiences and identity negotiation — thesis submitted to (P4101): Victoria University of Wellington[13].
- “This journey has definitely changed me”: An ethnographic narrative exploring disabled peoples’ lives through embodied experiences and identity negotiation's on focus list of Wikimedia project is recorded as An ethnographic narrative exploring disabled peoples’ lives through embodied experiences and identity negotiation — on focus list of Wikimedia project (P5008): NZThesisProject[14].
- “This journey has definitely changed me”: An ethnographic narrative exploring disabled peoples’ lives through embodied experiences and identity negotiation's copyright status is recorded as An ethnographic narrative exploring disabled peoples’ lives through embodied experiences and identity negotiation — copyright status (P6216): copyrighted[15].
- “This journey has definitely changed me”: An ethnographic narrative exploring disabled peoples’ lives through embodied experiences and identity negotiation's thesis committee member is recorded as An ethnographic narrative exploring disabled peoples’ lives through embodied experiences and identity negotiation — thesis committee member (P9161): Catherine Trundle[16].
- “This journey has definitely changed me”: An ethnographic narrative exploring disabled peoples’ lives through embodied experiences and identity negotiation's thesis committee member is recorded as An ethnographic narrative exploring disabled peoples’ lives through embodied experiences and identity negotiation — thesis committee member (P9161): Jeffrey Sissons[17].
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“This journey has definitely changed me”: An ethnographic narrative exploring disabled peoples’ lives through embodied experiences and identity negotiation's instance of is recorded as An ethnographic narrative exploring disabled peoples’ lives through embodied experiences and identity negotiation — instance of (P31): master's thesis[3].