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... Ojibwe was the predominant language . Her mother was Ojibwe . Her father spoke English and French , but was probably fluent in Ojibwe and spoke that language with his wife . While they were up the North Saskatchewan , Betsy may have ...
... Ojibwe was the predominant language . Her mother was Ojibwe . Her father spoke English and French , but was probably fluent in Ojibwe and spoke that language with his wife . While they were up the North Saskatchewan , Betsy may have ...
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... Ojibwe people ( in contrast to non - Ojibwe ) . More sig- nificantly , both of these terms are lexical items ( that is , single items of vocabulary ) , not elements of general grammar . Indefinite pronouns exist in Ojibwe , awiya ...
... Ojibwe people ( in contrast to non - Ojibwe ) . More sig- nificantly , both of these terms are lexical items ( that is , single items of vocabulary ) , not elements of general grammar . Indefinite pronouns exist in Ojibwe , awiya ...
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... Ojibwe language , and therefore Ojibwe soci- ety , is sexist or not does not reduce to its grammatical system . Sexism rather obviously can be directly encoded in language , but much of the force of sexism resides not in linguistic ...
... Ojibwe language , and therefore Ojibwe soci- ety , is sexist or not does not reduce to its grammatical system . Sexism rather obviously can be directly encoded in language , but much of the force of sexism resides not in linguistic ...
Contents
MARIEODILE JUNKER AND LOUISE BLACKSMITH | 258 |
ED KOENIG | 269 |
JOAN LOVISEK | 278 |
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