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Enfin ce mythe et , plus précisément encore , la séquence en ques . tion
transforme une des nombreuses versions du mythe des Dix Frères , celle
racontée par les Cris des Plaines . La transformation consiste à contracter une
série de dix ...
Enfin ce mythe et , plus précisément encore , la séquence en ques . tion
transforme une des nombreuses versions du mythe des Dix Frères , celle
racontée par les Cris des Plaines . La transformation consiste à contracter une
série de dix ...
Page 174
In addi . tion to lacking a mathematical ordering of time , the oral histories tend to
focus on a topic much as we do in our unrecorded folk histories . We use dates
only in official written accounts - in formal history . How many of us can be precise
...
In addi . tion to lacking a mathematical ordering of time , the oral histories tend to
focus on a topic much as we do in our unrecorded folk histories . We use dates
only in official written accounts - in formal history . How many of us can be precise
...
Page 257
Bloomfield lists two alternative Tls to this : " shk wataibtsw ? be freezes it ' and
abk watinam he freezes it ? " . Elis ques . tion marks indicate the musual nature of
these forms which I take to be : arkroac - ite / d = w he causes it to freese ' with ...
Bloomfield lists two alternative Tls to this : " shk wataibtsw ? be freezes it ' and
abk watinam he freezes it ? " . Elis ques . tion marks indicate the musual nature of
these forms which I take to be : arkroac - ite / d = w he causes it to freese ' with ...
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