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Page 14
... des deux sexes indistinctement. D'autre part, et de façon plus fondamentale
que cette distinction sexuelle, l'indication rapportée plus haut révèle la dimension
ontologique de la vision, un homme commence à être lorsqu'il reçoit une vision.
... des deux sexes indistinctement. D'autre part, et de façon plus fondamentale
que cette distinction sexuelle, l'indication rapportée plus haut révèle la dimension
ontologique de la vision, un homme commence à être lorsqu'il reçoit une vision.
Page 177
... words for birth and lowering in Cree or the symbolism of string and
interconnectedness. "The interpretation", Bird continues, "is that in the world that
they [the first humans] will stay is not the material world': It is some other
dimension of life.
... words for birth and lowering in Cree or the symbolism of string and
interconnectedness. "The interpretation", Bird continues, "is that in the world that
they [the first humans] will stay is not the material world': It is some other
dimension of life.
Page 280
TIME AND PLACE, AS DESCRIPTORS OF RELATIONSHIPS In this section we
will very briefly treat two dimensions of primary importance to hunters (and most
loved by historians)—time and place. A successful hunter has to know when the ...
TIME AND PLACE, AS DESCRIPTORS OF RELATIONSHIPS In this section we
will very briefly treat two dimensions of primary importance to hunters (and most
loved by historians)—time and place. A successful hunter has to know when the ...
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Contents
SYLVIE BERBAUM | 14 |
LAURA BUSZARDWELCHER | 34 |
MARY ANN CORBIERE | 71 |
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