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Communicating the Experience and Understanding of Power in a Maliseet Sweat
Lodge Ceremony CHRIS DUPLISEA Simon Fraser University Although a great
deal has been written about the use ofmetaphor and the metaphors used in ritual
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Communicating the Experience and Understanding of Power in a Maliseet Sweat
Lodge Ceremony CHRIS DUPLISEA Simon Fraser University Although a great
deal has been written about the use ofmetaphor and the metaphors used in ritual
...
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In accord with that view of reality, while I was encouraged, as are all other
participants, to share the experience and understanding of the sweat lodge
ceremony, I was asked to make it clear that this account reflects my own
experience ...
In accord with that view of reality, while I was encouraged, as are all other
participants, to share the experience and understanding of the sweat lodge
ceremony, I was asked to make it clear that this account reflects my own
experience ...
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understanding of all persons in relation to all other persons, known truly. Now
let's move on to a first consideration of the Cree atiukan ofthe first community. The
name for this mythic group is revealing. Just how comparable this first group is to
...
understanding of all persons in relation to all other persons, known truly. Now
let's move on to a first consideration of the Cree atiukan ofthe first community. The
name for this mythic group is revealing. Just how comparable this first group is to
...
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Contents
SYLVIE BERBAUM | 14 |
LAURA BUSZARDWELCHER | 34 |
MARY ANN CORBIERE | 71 |
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