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... object , such as config- urations of size and shape , whereas at ( an ) refers to states imputed to the object by human judgement . Of the various configuration and judgement morphemes involved in the above difference , it is only the ...
... object , such as config- urations of size and shape , whereas at ( an ) refers to states imputed to the object by human judgement . Of the various configuration and judgement morphemes involved in the above difference , it is only the ...
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... object spoken about , whereas the latter indicates states imputed to the object by human judgement . We will use this view to understand the relation of these two abstract finals to the other class of roots and concrete finals with ...
... object spoken about , whereas the latter indicates states imputed to the object by human judgement . We will use this view to understand the relation of these two abstract finals to the other class of roots and concrete finals with ...
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... object , and this sensation within the body may give a subjective or inferred cast to the experience . In the case of proprioception , we feel the pressure within the muscles and joints when we try to bend something and conclude that ...
... object , and this sensation within the body may give a subjective or inferred cast to the experience . In the case of proprioception , we feel the pressure within the muscles and joints when we try to bend something and conclude that ...
Contents
INTRODUCTION | 1 |
Day National Museum of Man INDIAN PLACENAMES | 26 |
Carole Lévesque Université de Montréal PRODUCTION | 32 |
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