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Page 37
... gives naatawia as ' Wyandot ' , even though his normal gloss for naatowia is ' Iroquois ' , and the usual name for the Wyandot he gives is pahsiikania . This is also the only attestation of this word anywhere with second- syllable a and ...
... gives naatawia as ' Wyandot ' , even though his normal gloss for naatowia is ' Iroquois ' , and the usual name for the Wyandot he gives is pahsiikania . This is also the only attestation of this word anywhere with second- syllable a and ...
Page 79
... gives Ch s . PA * š gives Chx , but š if flanked only by e - quality vowel ( s ) , including when ? intervenes . PA * w and * y following a consonant fall together to pre - Ch * y . This pre - Ch * y then drops after a PA consonant if ...
... gives Ch s . PA * š gives Chx , but š if flanked only by e - quality vowel ( s ) , including when ? intervenes . PA * w and * y following a consonant fall together to pre - Ch * y . This pre - Ch * y then drops after a PA consonant if ...
Page 141
... gives us the knowledge , but it is the unwritten part that gives us the opportunity to picture things ; indeed without the elements of indeterminancy , the gaps in the texts , we should not be able to use our imagination " ( Iser 1980 ...
... gives us the knowledge , but it is the unwritten part that gives us the opportunity to picture things ; indeed without the elements of indeterminancy , the gaps in the texts , we should not be able to use our imagination " ( Iser 1980 ...
Contents
ALAN CALDWELL and MONICA MACAULAY | 18 |
REGNA DARNELL | 54 |
WILLIAM W GIFFIN | 68 |
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