Papers of the ... Algonquian Conference, Volume 23Carleton University, 1992 - Algonquian Indians |
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... physical demonstrativeness such as hugging or kissing , the frequent use of words such as " accountabil- ity ” , “ caring ” , “ risking " , " forgiving " , " trusting " , and the like ) the message of these sessions was presented as if ...
... physical demonstrativeness such as hugging or kissing , the frequent use of words such as " accountabil- ity ” , “ caring ” , “ risking " , " forgiving " , " trusting " , and the like ) the message of these sessions was presented as if ...
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... physical distances and lack of extensive contact , was able to opt for a kind of modified segregation . While allowing some southern influences into their communities , these people could still hope to live out their lives more or less ...
... physical distances and lack of extensive contact , was able to opt for a kind of modified segregation . While allowing some southern influences into their communities , these people could still hope to live out their lives more or less ...
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... physical traits had become the sole criterion of cultural affinity . Even today a person's status as Indian is frequently reckoned by relative proportions of " Indian blood " , leading to whites making the claim that their " grand ...
... physical traits had become the sole criterion of cultural affinity . Even today a person's status as Indian is frequently reckoned by relative proportions of " Indian blood " , leading to whites making the claim that their " grand ...
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