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The Politics of Intercultural Education: Native-colonial Relations in the XVII century New England Language Manuals
P. 29-56.
This article examines the politics and ideology of the two Indian language manuals
published in New England in the XVII century. Both Roger Williams’ “A Key into the
Language of America” and John Eliot’s “The Indian Grammar Begun”, apart from their
practical purpose of assisting the readers in learning a language, had wider implications and
served as an expression of the authors’ views on native-colonial relations. The article
explores the place of these works in contemporary political discussions both in the New
World colonies and in England and the authors’ concepts of cross-cultural contact interaction.
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M. : Институт этнологии и антропологии им. Н.Н. Миклухо-Маклая РАН, 2022