“ Seeing prints of humans together with extinct megafauna such as camels sheds light on why the Acoma language has a word for “camel,” she says”
How would someone whose ancestors had not seen a camel for tens of thousands of years know they had a word for camel? How would they communicate this? Is this story narrative capture?
“ Seeing prints of humans together with extinct megafauna such as camels sheds light on why the Acoma language has a word for “camel,” she says”
How would someone whose ancestors had not seen a camel for tens of thousands of years know they had a word for camel? How would they communicate this? Is this story narrative capture?
What a great point about the wilderness narrative. Can you add this as a comment on the post?
Tom, your comment reminds me of this.. https://www.academia.edu/12139062/_A_Contradictory_Ethos_Sportsman_Citizenship_and_Native_Exclusion_in_Aldo_Leopold_s_Pine_Cone_?email_work_card=title