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... speaker about the institution of the Sweat Lodge . This infor- mation is delivered on the reseve to a Montagnais anthropological linguist . It is likely that the speaker knows that the information will become public . Obviously , the ...
... speaker about the institution of the Sweat Lodge . This infor- mation is delivered on the reseve to a Montagnais anthropological linguist . It is likely that the speaker knows that the information will become public . Obviously , the ...
Page 97
... speaker considers what is being said and whether or how to proceed . These pauses mute turn - taking cues and make order of speakers more dependent on relationships between speakers and listeners which precede the occasion and continue ...
... speaker considers what is being said and whether or how to proceed . These pauses mute turn - taking cues and make order of speakers more dependent on relationships between speakers and listeners which precede the occasion and continue ...
Page 197
2. Ani- ' away from ( the speaker ) ' Ani- , along with the morphological variants ni- , ini- , in- and eni- , is a preverb with the spatial sense ' going away from ( the speaker ) ' . Examples are provided in ( 5a ) : ( 5 ) a . Spatial ...
2. Ani- ' away from ( the speaker ) ' Ani- , along with the morphological variants ni- , ini- , in- and eni- , is a preverb with the spatial sense ' going away from ( the speaker ) ' . Examples are provided in ( 5a ) : ( 5 ) a . Spatial ...
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