Papers of the ... Algonquian Conference, Volumes 15-16Carleton University, 1984 - Algonquian Indians |
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There are four of these intrinsically beneficiary CFs in Bloomfield's lexicon : two are transitivizers which convert AI stems to TA beneficiaries - ist- ~ -ist- ' act in relation to ' , e.g. nipaw - ist / aw = ēw ' he stands by him ' ...
There are four of these intrinsically beneficiary CFs in Bloomfield's lexicon : two are transitivizers which convert AI stems to TA beneficiaries - ist- ~ -ist- ' act in relation to ' , e.g. nipaw - ist / aw = ēw ' he stands by him ' ...
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As we saw , that latter variable was concerned with the directness or indirectness of the participant's relation to ... than for the animate objects of TA verbs : some of the most pro- totypical beneficiary relations which an animate ...
As we saw , that latter variable was concerned with the directness or indirectness of the participant's relation to ... than for the animate objects of TA verbs : some of the most pro- totypical beneficiary relations which an animate ...
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The myths set into motion a chain of pitying relations , from the manitos to the visionaries , and from them to the Mide ... This is precisely the type of relation established by Ojibwa visionary experiences and continued through ...
The myths set into motion a chain of pitying relations , from the manitos to the visionaries , and from them to the Mide ... This is precisely the type of relation established by Ojibwa visionary experiences and continued through ...
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