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... physicaland mental functions canbe localized to discrete areas ofthe brain, and
that the advanced human brain functions like advanced human society,
according to a hierarchical model in which the large human cortex, the source of
reason, ...
... physicaland mental functions canbe localized to discrete areas ofthe brain, and
that the advanced human brain functions like advanced human society,
according to a hierarchical model in which the large human cortex, the source of
reason, ...
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How do the Cree, and some students ofthe Cree, approach the discernment
ofrelations between human persons and many kinds of other living things (
including spirit beings) (Black 1977, Hallowell 1955, Preston 1975)? The
answeris not ...
How do the Cree, and some students ofthe Cree, approach the discernment
ofrelations between human persons and many kinds of other living things (
including spirit beings) (Black 1977, Hallowell 1955, Preston 1975)? The
answeris not ...
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Just how comparable this first group is to present human groups was made clear
to me in a discussion with my mentor, the late John Blackned. We were talking of
the various Cree terms for types of groups, and I asked whether the group of ...
Just how comparable this first group is to present human groups was made clear
to me in a discussion with my mentor, the late John Blackned. We were talking of
the various Cree terms for types of groups, and I asked whether the group of ...
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SYLVIE BERBAUM | 14 |
LAURA BUSZARDWELCHER | 34 |
MARY ANN CORBIERE | 71 |
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