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The "wife" who "goes out" like a man : Reinterpretation of a Clackamas Chinook myth
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  • 1964Directions in (Ethno‐) Linguistic Theory198 cited
  • 1956Residence Rules95 cited
  • 1949Linguistics and Literary History. Essays in Stylistics86 cited
  • 1963Structural Typology in North American Indian Folktales43 cited

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