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... relations to the land , the animals , and each other . The recovery of independence and the development of new urban forms of relations began slowly in the 1970s , and continues today . NOTES ON MOBILITY Shifting group membership and ...
... relations to the land , the animals , and each other . The recovery of independence and the development of new urban forms of relations began slowly in the 1970s , and continues today . NOTES ON MOBILITY Shifting group membership and ...
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... relations like those exemplified in ( 15 ) . ( 15 ) Coordinate ( three sentences invervene ) 2.2 Nkî - wâpahtên ôma le bouas kâ- I saw that wood when it became dark . tipishkâk . 4.1 Mon garçon wîshta kî- wâpahtam . My son saw it , too ...
... relations like those exemplified in ( 15 ) . ( 15 ) Coordinate ( three sentences invervene ) 2.2 Nkî - wâpahtên ôma le bouas kâ- I saw that wood when it became dark . tipishkâk . 4.1 Mon garçon wîshta kî- wâpahtam . My son saw it , too ...
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... relations . A particular claim that Landes makes in support of her analysis , as Cole observes , is that while many ... relation to general society . Cole ( 1997 ) suggests that The Ojibwa Woman is innovative in three principal domains ...
... relations . A particular claim that Landes makes in support of her analysis , as Cole observes , is that while many ... relation to general society . Cole ( 1997 ) suggests that The Ojibwa Woman is innovative in three principal domains ...
Contents
MARIEODILE JUNKER AND LOUISE BLACKSMITH | 258 |
ED KOENIG | 269 |
JOAN LOVISEK | 278 |
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