Papers of the ... Algonquian Conference, Volume 28Carleton University, 1997 - Algonquian Indians |
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... patterns in the use of Cree and English in unconscious wordplay associated with the drawings which I collected from children in Kashechewan ( for a more comprehensive discussion the reader is referred to Fulford 1993a : 137– 304 ) .
... patterns in the use of Cree and English in unconscious wordplay associated with the drawings which I collected from children in Kashechewan ( for a more comprehensive discussion the reader is referred to Fulford 1993a : 137– 304 ) .
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Production and Inflection BILL JANCEWICZ Summer Institute of Linguistics and Naskapi Development Corporation The language described in this paper has been referred to as “ Western Naskapi ” . It is a palatalized y - dialect spoken in ...
Production and Inflection BILL JANCEWICZ Summer Institute of Linguistics and Naskapi Development Corporation The language described in this paper has been referred to as “ Western Naskapi ” . It is a palatalized y - dialect spoken in ...
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Nawash ( as it is now spelled ) is also referred to as Cape " A smaller reserve area called Chief's Point is located a few miles north of the Saugeen reserve . It also belongs to the Saugeen First Nation . Croker , or less formally as ...
Nawash ( as it is now spelled ) is also referred to as Cape " A smaller reserve area called Chief's Point is located a few miles north of the Saugeen reserve . It also belongs to the Saugeen First Nation . Croker , or less formally as ...
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Contents
SYLVIE BERBAUM | 14 |
LAURA BUSZARDWELCHER | 34 |
MARY ANN CORBIERE | 71 |
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