Colonialism

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Title & Subtitle	Abstract	Contributors	Pages	Year	Purchase
From # 87 Using Wikipedia for Sport Reconciliation From: Decolonizing Sport View Fernwood Publishing	This chapter discusses a lack of representation and awareness of Indigenous athletes. Wikipedia’s role in perpetuating a colonial understanding of sport is examined, in the context of the …		20	2023	$2.00 Add
From A Million Porcupines Crying in the Dark From: The Truth About Stories View House of Anansi Press	In this reading, Indigenous author and scholar Thomas King explores the idea that stories, both those we tell ourselves and those that are told to us by others, are foundational in establishing …	Thomas King	31	2003	$3.72 Add
From A Royal Colony From: A People's History of Quebec View Baraka Books	This chapter continues to explore Quebec’s early history, from 1663 on. It looks at tensions and interactions between the French, British, and Indigenous nations living in Nouvelle-France, …	Jacques Lacoursière; Robin Philpot	13	2002	$1.30 Add
From About Contributors From: Reconciliation in Practice View Fernwood Publishing	About Contributors	Ranjan Datta	4	2019	$0.40 Add
From Acknowledgements From: Reconciliation in Practice View Fernwood Publishing	Acknowledgements	Ranjan Datta	1	2019	$0.10 Add
From Afterword to the Second Edition From: The Imaginary Indian View Arsenal Pulp Press	Daniel Francis brings the readers up to date with the developments in the white-Aboriginal relations in the thirty years since he first penned this book in 1991.	Daniel Francis	34	1992	$3.40 Add
From Afterword to the Second Edition From: The Imaginary Indian, 1st Edition View Arsenal Pulp Press	Daniel Francis brings the readers up to date with the developments in the white-Aboriginal relations in the thirty years since he first penned this book in 1991.	Daniel Francis	34	1992	$1.02 Add
From Afterwords Private Stories From: The Truth About Stories View House of Anansi Press	In this reading, Indigenous author and scholar Thomas King explores the idea that stories, both those we tell ourselves and those that are told to us by others, are foundational in establishing …	Thomas King	16	2003	$1.92 Add
From NEW! Arguments against Restorative Justice From: Reconciliation and Indigenous Justice View Fernwood Publishing	Chapter 9 reviews arguments against Restorative Justice, which has faced increasing criticism in recent years. These criticisms will now be canvassed, along with examples that illustrate their …	David Milward	17	2022	$1.70 Add
From NEW! Arguments for Indigenous Criminal Justice From: Reconciliation and Indigenous Justice View Fernwood Publishing	Chapter 8 explores how Indigenous communities are making full use of contemporary adaptations of their past justice practices that parallel restorative justice. As of yet, there is not a …	David Milward	13	2022	$1.30 Add
From Author’s Note From: Legacy View ECW Press	Author’s Note and Acknowledgements	Suzanne Methot	19	2019	$1.90 Add
From Beyond Competition: An Indigenous Perspective on Organized Sport From: Decolonizing Sport View Fernwood Publishing	This chapter presents an Indigenous perspective on organized sport. Brian Rice shares his personal experience around sports growing up, and later as a physical education teacher in an …		13	2023	$1.30 Add
From Changing Legal and Policy Landscape — 1984–2014 From: The Reconciliation Manifesto View James Lorimer and Company	Indigenous activist Arthur Manuel examines the changing legal and policy landscape in the Canadian government’s relations with Indigenous peoples from 1984 to 2014 using specific court …	Arthur Manuel	9	2017	$0.90 Add
From Burial Practices From: The Beothuk Breakwater Books	This chapter discuses Beothuk burial practice using archaeological evidence and the accounts of outside observers.	Ingeborg Marshall	5	2009	$0.50 Add
From Burying of the Hatchet Ceremony of 1761, and the Royal Proclamation of 1763 From: We Were Not the Savages, Third Edition View Fernwood Publishing		Daniel Paul	15	2006	$1.05 Add
From NEW! Burying of the Hatchet Ceremony of 1761 and the Royal Proclamation of 1763 From: We Were Not The Savages View Fernwood Publishing	Chapter 9 focuses on the burying of the hatchet ceremony of 1761, and the Royal Proclamation of 1763.	Daniel N. Paul	14	2022	$1.40 Add