Papers of the ... Algonquian Conference, Volume 28Carleton University, 1997 - Algonquian Indians |
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The new totemism included descent from the totemic animal and certain prohibitions with regard to hunting and eating the animal , neither of which was found in the earlier idea of the totem . The result was what Lévi - Strauss ( 1962 ...
The new totemism included descent from the totemic animal and certain prohibitions with regard to hunting and eating the animal , neither of which was found in the earlier idea of the totem . The result was what Lévi - Strauss ( 1962 ...
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The choice is determined by a dream , or by some strong predilection of fancy ; and usually falls upon an animal , or part of an animal ... [ Henry 1809 : 286 ] Peter Grant , who had been a partner in the North West Company at Rainy ...
The choice is determined by a dream , or by some strong predilection of fancy ; and usually falls upon an animal , or part of an animal ... [ Henry 1809 : 286 ] Peter Grant , who had been a partner in the North West Company at Rainy ...
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Michigan and Minnesota , found that the totemic animals “ are treated with friendliness , but are not considered sacred , nor are any taboos ... A totemic name is merely a village or clan name , not necessarily an animal name .
Michigan and Minnesota , found that the totemic animals “ are treated with friendliness , but are not considered sacred , nor are any taboos ... A totemic name is merely a village or clan name , not necessarily an animal name .
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SYLVIE BERBAUM | 14 |
LAURA BUSZARDWELCHER | 34 |
MARY ANN CORBIERE | 71 |
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