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Libbet Crandon1983

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Indigenous Studies in Latin America Folklore, Mythology, and Literature Studies European Linguistics and Anthropology

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Year1983

Typearticle

Published1983-04-01

VenueEthnology

ISSN-L0014-1828

Languageen

Citations40

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ShelfIndigenous Studies in Latin America

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