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“Reflections” as myth

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  1. Carlton University, Ottawa, Canada

    Ian Prattis (Professor of Anthropology)

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  1. Ian Prattis
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Graduate Students Derek Blair, Lee Grigas and Olaf Krassnitzky collaborated with Dr. Prattis on this project.

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Prattis, I., Blair, D., Grigas, L. et al. “Reflections” as myth. Dialect Anthropol 20, 45–69 (1995). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF01320657

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