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Sixteenth Session (Willow)

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On our next Willow session, we will be discussing the following chapter:

Cruz, E. C. (2020). Between the academy and the community: The trickster who dances at the party and shows her tongue (S. G. Pierson, Trans.). In E. C. Cruz (Ed.), Theoretical reflections around the role of fieldwork in linguistics and linguistic anthropology: Contributions of Indigenous researchers from southern Mexico (pp. 105–130). University of Hawai’i Press.

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This is a translation from a chapter originally written in Spanish, which you can consult here.

Willow Session
Date: Wed 22 Oct 3pm
Venue: F2930, 7GS

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