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Terry's tendency to play unconscious word-games in his drawings seems to be
related to his preference for using Cree words when playing such games with
other Cree-speaking children. When drawing only in my presence, Terry tended
to ...
Terry's tendency to play unconscious word-games in his drawings seems to be
related to his preference for using Cree words when playing such games with
other Cree-speaking children. When drawing only in my presence, Terry tended
to ...
Page 168
The boy who observed that a mayor "is something like a priest" revealed that his
thinking was mediated by Cree and not English semantic categories. In response
to his teacher's question "Who knows what a mayor is?", the boy translated the ...
The boy who observed that a mayor "is something like a priest" revealed that his
thinking was mediated by Cree and not English semantic categories. In response
to his teacher's question "Who knows what a mayor is?", the boy translated the ...
Page 174
The unarticulated wordplay in Terry, Sam and Anna's drawings revolves around
at least three interrelated processes: (1) code switching between Cree and
English; (2) alliteration and punningin both languages, and (3) associations
between ...
The unarticulated wordplay in Terry, Sam and Anna's drawings revolves around
at least three interrelated processes: (1) code switching between Cree and
English; (2) alliteration and punningin both languages, and (3) associations
between ...
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SYLVIE BERBAUM | 14 |
LAURA BUSZARDWELCHER | 34 |
MARY ANN CORBIERE | 71 |
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