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The Métis in particular were caught "in between" these Ojibwa and a very small
emergent residential group, formed of whites from American centres further south
, most of whom were in the process of settling on the American side. While the ...
The Métis in particular were caught "in between" these Ojibwa and a very small
emergent residential group, formed of whites from American centres further south
, most of whom were in the process of settling on the American side. While the ...
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My admiration for this emergent discourse is boundless. My despair at how often
it falls on deaf ears cries out for a making explicit of communicative strategies so
deeply buried in cultural socialization and personal experience that few ofus, ...
My admiration for this emergent discourse is boundless. My despair at how often
it falls on deaf ears cries out for a making explicit of communicative strategies so
deeply buried in cultural socialization and personal experience that few ofus, ...
Page 354
In view of the abstractness of such forays, it is not surprising that the
epistemology underlying this metaphoris that there is no fixed object of study —
nothing to be "known" beyond the "contested, temporal and emergent"
representations and ...
In view of the abstractness of such forays, it is not surprising that the
epistemology underlying this metaphoris that there is no fixed object of study —
nothing to be "known" beyond the "contested, temporal and emergent"
representations and ...
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Contents
SYLVIE BERBAUM | 14 |
LAURA BUSZARDWELCHER | 34 |
MARY ANN CORBIERE | 71 |
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