Papers of the ... Algonquian Conference, Volumes 15-16Carleton University, 1984 - Algonquian Indians |
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Often , they may imaginatively sabotage nonIndian social institutions . Sabotage of non - Indian social institutions may take the form of refusing to participate in these institutions , fr refusing to encourage one's children to ...
Often , they may imaginatively sabotage nonIndian social institutions . Sabotage of non - Indian social institutions may take the form of refusing to participate in these institutions , fr refusing to encourage one's children to ...
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Furthermore , friendship networks have always been considered extremely important , and were supplemented aboriginally by many social customs such as wife exchange , visiting , and generous feeding or other acts of hospitality toward ...
Furthermore , friendship networks have always been considered extremely important , and were supplemented aboriginally by many social customs such as wife exchange , visiting , and generous feeding or other acts of hospitality toward ...
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1976 Reticence and Self - Expression : A Study of Style in Social Relationships . Pp . 450-494 in the 7th . 1977 The Wütiko : Algonquian Knowledge and Whiteman Interest . Pp . 101-106 in the 8th . 1978 Ethnographic Reconstruction of ...
1976 Reticence and Self - Expression : A Study of Style in Social Relationships . Pp . 450-494 in the 7th . 1977 The Wütiko : Algonquian Knowledge and Whiteman Interest . Pp . 101-106 in the 8th . 1978 Ethnographic Reconstruction of ...
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