Papers Of The Forty-sixth Algonquian Conference =: Actes Du Quarante-sixième Congrès Des Algonquinistes Project Muse Upcc Books

Papers Of The Algonquian Conference Is A Collection Of Peer-reviewed Presentations From An Annual International Forum That Focuses On Topics Related To The Languages And Cultures Of Algonquian Peoples. This Series Touches On A Variety Of Subject Areas, Including Anthropology, Archaeology, Education, Ethnography, History, Indigenous Studies, Language Studies, Literature, Music, Political Science, Psychology, Religion, And Sociology. Contributors Often Cite Never-before-published Data In Their Research, Giving The Reader A Fresh And Unique Insight Into The Algonquian Peoples And Rendering These Papers Essential Reading For Those Interested In Studying Algonquian Society. Patterns Of Syncretism In Nominal Paradigms : A Pan-algonquian Perspective / Heather Bliss And Will Oxford -- Two Idiomatic Verbs Of Speaking In North East Cree / Vincent Collette -- Obviation And Information Structure In Meskwaki / Amy Dahlstrom -- La Sémantique De L'accord à Longue Distance En Algonquin / Brandon J. Fry And Éric Mathieu -- Agi Nenadi Iboni Medgakiwiyattini : Understanding The Individual In Meshkwaki Culture Through History / Erik D. Gooding -- Ditransitives And Possessor Raising In Mi'gmaq / Michael David Hamilton -- The Syntax Of Medial Incorporation And Concrete Finals In Menominee / Meredith Johnson And Bryan Rosen -- Animacy And Transitivity Alternations In Blackfoot / Kyumin Kim -- Negation And Indefinite Pronouns In Mi'gmaq / Carol-rose Little -- Revisiting Potawatomi Derivational Morphology / Hunter Thompson Lockwood -- Discontinuous Constituents In Ojibwe : Accounting For Two Preverbal Words / Cherry Meyer -- Obviation, Inversion, And The Notion Of Topic In Algonquian / Richard A. Rhodes -- Algonquian Naming, Power, And Relationality In A Rare Native Love Poem / Melissa Tantaquidgeon Zobel. Edited By Monica Macaulay And Margaret Noodinches Issued As Part Of Book Collections On Project Muse. Includes Bibliographical References. Mode Of Access: World Wide Web. Primarily In English With 1 Contribution In French. Contents 6 Preface 8 Patterns of Syncretism in Nominal Paradigms: A Pan-Algonquian Perspective - Heather Bliss and Will Oxford 14 Two Idiomatic Verbs of Speaking in North East Cree - Vincent Collette 32 Obviation and Information Structure in Meskwaki - Amy Dahlstrom 52 La sémantique de l’accord à longue distance en algonquin - Brandon J. Fry and Éric Mathieu 68 Agi nenadi iboni medgakiwiyattini: Understanding the Individual in Meshkwaki Culture through History - Erik D. Gooding 84 Ditransitives and Possessor Raising in Mi’gmaq - Michael David Hamilton 94 The Syntax of Medial Incorporation and Concrete Finals in Menominee - Meredith Johnson and Bryan Rosen 114 Animacy and Transitivity Alternations in Blackfoot - Kyumin Kim 136 Negation and Indefinite Pronouns in Mi’gmaq - Carol-Rose Little 154 Revisiting Potawatomi Derivational Morphology - Hunter Thompson Lockwood 176 Discontinuous Constituents in Ojibwe: Accounting for Two Preverbal Words - Cherry Meyer 196 Obviation, Inversion, and the Notion of Topic in Algonquian - Richard A. Rhodes 210 Algonquian Naming, Power, and Relationality in a Rare Native Love Poem - Melissa Tantaquidgeon Zobel 226 Contributors 236 A collection of peer-reviewed scholarship from an annual forum that focuses on topics related to the languages and cultures of Algonquian peoples. This series touches on a variety of subject areas, including anthropology, archaeology, education, history, Indigenous studies, literature, music, political science, psychology, religion, and sociology.