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Collins, James. 2009. The place of narrative in human affairs: the implications of Hymes's Amerindian work for understanding text and talk. Text & Talk 29 (3) : 325–345.

Fernald, Theodore B. and Paul R. Platero. 2000. The Athabaskan languages: Perspectives on a native American language. (Oxford Studies in Anthropological Linguistics 24). Oxford University Press.

Basham, C. 1999. Marking one's place: expressions of identity in Athabaskan student writing. Language Sciences 21 (3) : 355–369.

Collins, James. 1992. Our ideologies and theirs. Pragmatics 2 (3) : 405–416.

Scollon, Roland and Suzanne B.K. Scollon. 1984. Cooking it up and boiling it down: Abstracts in Athabaskan children's story retellings. In Tannen, Deborah F., ed. Coherence in spoken and written discourse. Ablex Publishing Company. pp. 173–197.

Scollon, Roland and Suzanne B.K. Scollon. 1981. Narrative, literacy and face in interethnic communication. Ablex Publishing Company.