Naming and personal names of Ngaatjatjarra-speaking people, Western Desert : some questions related to research

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International audience Etude des noms personnels chez les Ngaatjatjarra du Désert de l'Ouest Australiens. Noms personnels multiples pour chaque individu. L'importance sociale d'un type de nom est inversement proportionnel à sa publicité

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