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This is not to argue that culture is a fixture of unchanging sym- bols , for the slate can be wiped fairly clean at conversion , and the New England Algonquian lore offers many examples of slow change over the long run .
This is not to argue that culture is a fixture of unchanging sym- bols , for the slate can be wiped fairly clean at conversion , and the New England Algonquian lore offers many examples of slow change over the long run .
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Table 3 also shows three TRANSITIVIZERS which convert AI verbs describing what the agent is doing into the agent - descriptive TIs , e.g. , kito - t / am ' he talks to it ' from AI kitō = w ' he calls ' .
Table 3 also shows three TRANSITIVIZERS which convert AI verbs describing what the agent is doing into the agent - descriptive TIs , e.g. , kito - t / am ' he talks to it ' from AI kitō = w ' he calls ' .
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Pp . 331-344 in the 14th . Simmons , William S. 1976 Southern New England Shamanism : An Ethnographic Reconstruction . Pp . 217–256 in the 7th . 1979 The Great Awakening and Indian Conversion in Southern New England .
Pp . 331-344 in the 14th . Simmons , William S. 1976 Southern New England Shamanism : An Ethnographic Reconstruction . Pp . 217–256 in the 7th . 1979 The Great Awakening and Indian Conversion in Southern New England .
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