Menominee Language Revitalization: Recovering and Reclaiming Language through Indigenous Discourses Christine Lemley and John Teller Indigenous languages are becoming extinct. Loss of language relates to loss of culture

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Date: 2015-06-15 14:32:41 Languages of the United States Menominee tribe Algonquian peoples Central Algonquian languages Menominee County Wisconsin Menominee Keshena Wisconsin Ojibwe language Algonquian languages Upper Peninsula of Michigan		Menominee Language Revitalization: Recovering and Reclaiming Language through Indigenous Discourses Christine Lemley and John Teller Indigenous languages are becoming extinct. Loss of language relates to loss of culture Add to Reading List Source URL: jan.ucc.nau.edu Download Document from Source Website File Size: 443,80 KB Share Document on Facebook

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