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... Ojibway informants . As such it is perhaps best to bear in mind some of the difficulties that have been encountered by contemporary fieldworkers when discussing the Ojibway conception of distance when compared 118.
... Ojibway informants . As such it is perhaps best to bear in mind some of the difficulties that have been encountered by contemporary fieldworkers when discussing the Ojibway conception of distance when compared 118.
Page 119
... Ojibway were familiar , perhaps the major difficulty lay in that the Ojibway did not consider distance in quanti- tative discrete linear units . The ' sleep ' is not correlative with a fixed distance measurement . I would contend that ...
... Ojibway were familiar , perhaps the major difficulty lay in that the Ojibway did not consider distance in quanti- tative discrete linear units . The ' sleep ' is not correlative with a fixed distance measurement . I would contend that ...
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... Ojibway residence northwest of Lake Superior , while so many writers such as Hallowell ( 1955 : 114-115 ) found evidence of a historic Ojibway migration . Another point is the word Assiniboine which is an anglicized corruption of the ...
... Ojibway residence northwest of Lake Superior , while so many writers such as Hallowell ( 1955 : 114-115 ) found evidence of a historic Ojibway migration . Another point is the word Assiniboine which is an anglicized corruption of the ...
Contents
INTRODUCTION | 1 |
Day National Museum of Man INDIAN PLACENAMES | 26 |
Carole Lévesque Université de Montréal PRODUCTION | 32 |
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