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Language loss and linguistic suicide: A case study from the Sierra Norte de Puebla, Mexico* David Beck
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Document Date: 2006-11-09 19:01:38

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Mexico City / Puebla / /

Country

Mexico / United States / Canada / /

Facility

University of Alberta / Yvonne Lam University of Alberta Abstract In / Mexico* David Beck University of Alberta / /

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large-scale local processing / food crops / food / /

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Necaxa River / Sierra Norte / /

Organization

Yvonne Lam University of Alberta Abstract In / University of Alberta / /

Person

Sasse / Lilian Perezcruz Pintos / /

Position

fluent Totonac speaker / teacher / speaker / /

Region

Central Mexico / Western Canada / /

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