Once May became famous, when real Indians came through Germany in Wild West shows May not only avoided them but defamed them as "outcasts from their tribe" who played "vile, lying roles".
The researchers, faculty staff, lay role players, students, along with our international collaborators were all learning in action, or learning experientially.
The interpretation of being from the 'community' links with the identity and status of the lay role, overlapping notions of race, ethnicity, and language.
To present a typology of attributes associated with lay health worker (LHW) roles drawn from a qualitative study of lay roles in the delivery of public health programmes.
It also needs to be framed in a way that meets the demands and expectations of many different users and stakeholders, in both professional and lay roles.
Our multiprofessional background was vital to both identifying and understanding the epistemological and professional implications of differing goals across professional and lay roles, and the trustworthiness of our analysis.
Insisting his fellow 33-year-old was still one of the world's best players, Villas-Boas denied the midfielder's future lay solely in a deeper-lying role.
For example, he would never get tp lay a role like Ferris Bueller.
The broad conception of the lay counsellor role as situated within larger professional structures also appeared during these interviews.
In this way the close healthcare professionals in our study were close to such a lay person role.
