Journal of American Folklore, Svazek 79American Folk-lore Society, 1966 |
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... original narration covers all the ones that are employed in daily use : tomai for father , silei for mother , bwisi for sibling of ego's sex , mwangai for sibling of the opposite sex to ego , lai for child , ri for spouse , and ochemai ...
... original narration covers all the ones that are employed in daily use : tomai for father , silei for mother , bwisi for sibling of ego's sex , mwangai for sibling of the opposite sex to ego , lai for child , ri for spouse , and ochemai ...
Strana 182
... original fools . " He considers the first part of the name as cognate with qaqae , a word for " fools " in the Mota language in the Banks Islands , and mora as meaning " native " or " original . " His reference to W. H. R. Rivers having ...
... original fools . " He considers the first part of the name as cognate with qaqae , a word for " fools " in the Mota language in the Banks Islands , and mora as meaning " native " or " original . " His reference to W. H. R. Rivers having ...
Strana 504
... original piece of criticism used a similar approach to Yeats in the Annual Celtic Lecture at the College of St. Thomas [ Minnesota ] in 1964. ) The collection concludes with perhaps the most original piece of research in the book ( as ...
... original piece of criticism used a similar approach to Yeats in the Annual Celtic Lecture at the College of St. Thomas [ Minnesota ] in 1964. ) The collection concludes with perhaps the most original piece of research in the book ( as ...
Obsah
Mythology as a Reflection | 3 |
Psychological Symbolism | 52 |
A Reconstructed Myth from Eastern | 84 |
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