Papers of the ... Algonquian Conference, Volumes 15-16Carleton University, 1984 - Algonquian Indians |
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I think as anthropologists and ethnohistorians we have a responsibility to help repatriate the Indians ' past in the form of their oral history . As one writer has remarked , in " giving a past it also helps them toward a future of ...
I think as anthropologists and ethnohistorians we have a responsibility to help repatriate the Indians ' past in the form of their oral history . As one writer has remarked , in " giving a past it also helps them toward a future of ...
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It most commonly takes the form -pan , and in Moose Cree , its most basic function is to indicate imperfective aspect in the past . However , it can also be used to indicate that an event or state is hypothetical , or more specifically ...
It most commonly takes the form -pan , and in Moose Cree , its most basic function is to indicate imperfective aspect in the past . However , it can also be used to indicate that an event or state is hypothetical , or more specifically ...
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Significantly here also in both the English and the Cree is the presence of past tense marking on the verb ( in Cree , the preterit ) . In the English examples above , ' were ' is past tense ( historically a past tense subjunctive ...
Significantly here also in both the English and the Cree is the presence of past tense marking on the verb ( in Cree , the preterit ) . In the English examples above , ' were ' is past tense ( historically a past tense subjunctive ...
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