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Jeanne Nette
Jeanne Mette (1867–1955), better known under her married name, Jane Catulle-Mendès, was a French poet.
Biography.
First married to Louis Alexandre Boussac, with whom she had two sons. After their divorce and her marriage to Catulle Mendès, she had a son, Primice, who died in 1917. She was appointed knight and officer of the Legion of Honour and Knight of the Order Leopold I of Belgium.
Works.
- "Les Charmes", E. Fasquelle,
LaVerne Jeanne
LaVerne Masayesva Jeanne is an anthropologist and linguist at the University of Nevada at Reno, where she is an emerita associate professor.
She received her PhD at MIT, where she studied with linguist Ken Hale. Together with Navajo Paul R. Platero, Jeanne is one of the first two Native Americans to have received a degree in linguistics.
Her work has been primarily focused on the Hopi language (her mother language). Her 1978 thesis (supervised by Hale) was entitled "Aspects of Hopi Grammar"