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... sense qualities derived from specialized sense receptors 4 ) judgement : states evaluated by a mental standard 5 ) process : changes of state 6 ) atmospheric condition : diffuse conditions of the local atmosphere around the speaker We ...
... sense qualities derived from specialized sense receptors 4 ) judgement : states evaluated by a mental standard 5 ) process : changes of state 6 ) atmospheric condition : diffuse conditions of the local atmosphere around the speaker We ...
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... sense modalities by the speaker to infer some state of the object : mākw ' to smell ' in siw / imāko / t ' it smells sour ' , ppokw ' to taste ' in sīw / ippoki / t it tastes sour ' , nākw ' to look in wīni / nāko / t ' it looks dirty ...
... sense modalities by the speaker to infer some state of the object : mākw ' to smell ' in siw / imāko / t ' it smells sour ' , ppokw ' to taste ' in sīw / ippoki / t it tastes sour ' , nākw ' to look in wīni / nāko / t ' it looks dirty ...
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... sense of the term tribe . This rejects the position , on the one hand , that they were a single tribe and the position , on the other hand , that they were a collection of discrete villages or bands . It was argued that , as early as ...
... sense of the term tribe . This rejects the position , on the one hand , that they were a single tribe and the position , on the other hand , that they were a collection of discrete villages or bands . It was argued that , as early as ...
Contents
INTRODUCTION | 1 |
Day National Museum of Man INDIAN PLACENAMES | 26 |
Carole Lévesque Université de Montréal PRODUCTION | 32 |
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