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I choose the term ideas since words that are identified as one part of speech in
one language can, of course, function as another part ofspeech in another. I will
introduce the ideas in terms of their English gloss where possible; otherwise, I
will ...
I choose the term ideas since words that are identified as one part of speech in
one language can, of course, function as another part ofspeech in another. I will
introduce the ideas in terms of their English gloss where possible; otherwise, I
will ...
Page 157
... and an inner white noise that cancels out extraneous sounds, so that sound
vibrations function as a healingtouch. ... toward a new integrity with himself or
herself(Schafer 1993:119), the communal humming in the sweat lodge functions,
...
... and an inner white noise that cancels out extraneous sounds, so that sound
vibrations function as a healingtouch. ... toward a new integrity with himself or
herself(Schafer 1993:119), the communal humming in the sweat lodge functions,
...
Page 171
At the same time, his equation of "function" with "aptitude" imparts an unduly
intellectual teleology on children's speech play. In discussing the relationship of
visual and verbal structures in a previous paper (Fulford 1993b:152-4)
Ihypothesized ...
At the same time, his equation of "function" with "aptitude" imparts an unduly
intellectual teleology on children's speech play. In discussing the relationship of
visual and verbal structures in a previous paper (Fulford 1993b:152-4)
Ihypothesized ...
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SYLVIE BERBAUM | 14 |
LAURA BUSZARDWELCHER | 34 |
MARY ANN CORBIERE | 71 |
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