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Title & Subtitle	Abstract	Contributors	Pages	Year	Purchase
From Performing Indians From: The Imaginary Indian View Arsenal Pulp Press	Movies, shows and theatre invariably situate Indians in the past, usually on the western frontier. The result is that Indians in the movies seem marginal to modern life. Sympathetic regret or …	Daniel Francis	45	1992	$4.50 Add
From Performing Indians From: The Imaginary Indian View Arsenal Pulp Press	Movies, shows and theatre invariably situate Indians in the past, usually on the western frontier. The result is that Indians in the movies seem marginal to modern life. Sympathetic regret or …	Daniel Francis	45	1992	$4.50 Add
From Preface to the Second Edition, Acknowledgements, Foreword by Randy Fred, Introduction From: The Imaginary Indian View Arsenal Pulp Press	Randy Fred debunks the concept of “Indians” and claims that Native people live within a world of imagery that isn’t their own. Daniel Frances further explores the myth that is …	Daniel Francis; Randy Fred	43	1992	$4.30 Add
From Preface to the Second Edition, Acknowledgements, Foreword by Randy Fred, Introduction From: The Imaginary Indian View Arsenal Pulp Press	Randy Fred debunks the concept of “Indians” and claims that Native people live within a world of imagery that isn’t their own. Daniel Frances further explores the myth that is …	Daniel Francis	43	1992	$4.30 Add
From Presenting the Image Part II From: The Imaginary Indian View Arsenal Pulp Press	Non-Native Canadians came to know the Indian: in books, in public performance, at country fairs, in museums and schoolrooms, at summer camp and in the movies. There were very few places, in fact, …	Daniel Francis	24	1992	$2.40 Add
From Presenting the Image Part II From: The Imaginary Indian View Arsenal Pulp Press	Non-Native Canadians came to know the Indian: in books, in public performance, at country fairs, in museums and schoolrooms, at summer camp and in the movies. There were very few places, in fact, …	Daniel Francis	24	1992	$2.40 Add
From Prologue From: Stoney Creek Woman View Arsenal Pulp Press	This prologue outlines the history of the Stoney Creek Indian Reservation.	Bridget Moran	2	1988	$0.20 Add
NEW! Qummut Qukiria! Art, Culture, and Sovereignty Across Inuit Nunaat and Sápmi: Mobilizing the Circumpolar North	Qummut Qukiria! celebrates art and culture within and beyond traditional Inuit and Sámi homelands in the Circumpolar Arctic — from the continuance of longstanding practices such as …		448		View
From Reclaiming Our Grandmothers in Monique Mojica’s Princess Pocahontas and the Blue Spots and Birdwoman and the Suffragettes: a Story of Sacajawea From: Indigenous Women’s Theatre in Canada View Fernwood Publishing	The second chapter of Indigenous Women’s Theatre in Canada examines the following works: Princess Pocahontas and the Blue Spots by Monique Mojica, and Birdwoman and the Suffragettes: the …	Sarah Mackenzie	40	2020	$4.00 Add
From Reconciliation with Indigenous ghosts: On the politics of postcolonial ghost stories From: Home and Native Land View Between The Lines	Considers how postcolonial ghost stories – stories that use the figure of the Indigenous ghost to make sense of colonial and postcolonial relations – incorporate the tensions, …	Emilie Cameron	17	2011	$1.70 Add
From Reflections of Oral Traditions in Contemporary Native Writing: Ruby Slipperjack’s Honour The Sun From: Aboriginal Canada Revisited View University of Ottawa Press	The purpose of this paper is to introduce the reader to the world of oral traditions in a contemporary Native literary text, using Honour the Sun by Ruby Slipperjack as an example. As a result of …	Katarzyna Juchnowicz	17	2008	$1.70 Add
From NEW! Remember Like We Do AGREEMENTS, NAMING, AND PLACES From: Indigenous Toronto View Coach House Books	An essay on Toronto’s Indigenous narratives.	Ange Loft	12	2021	$1.20 Add
From NEW! Renegade Radio: A Voice of Dissent in a World of Compromise HOW WE CARRY THIS PLACE From: Indigenous Toronto View Coach House Books	The story of Renegade Radio and an exploration of Indigenous journalism and activism.	Brian Wright-McLeod	10	2021	$1.00 Add
From Responding to Bloody Bloody Andrew Jackson & Claiming the Power of Native Voice From: Bigotry on Broadway View Baraka Books	The author recounts her shock and offense at the play Bloody Bloody Andrew Jackson, which, as she explores in this essay, is ahistorical and includes racist and problematic represenations of …	Betsy Theobald Richards	10	2021	$1.00 Add
From Responding to the Needs of Post-secondary Aboriginal Education: The Development of the Indigenous Leadership and Community Development Program From: Aboriginal Canada Revisited View University of Ottawa Press	Aboriginal peoples in Canada are presently engaged in a process of decolonization, in the restructuring of their societies through self-government and in the reaffirmation of their knowledge and …	Barbara Walberg	20	2008	$2.00 Add
From NEW! Revisiting SakKijâjuk, Tending the Kidlik-Four Generations of Tradition and Innovation on the Labrador Coast Community and Sovereighty: Section 3 From: Qummut Qukiria! View Goose Lane Editions	This chapter reflects on the SakKijâjuk: Art and Craft from Nunatsiavut, the first comprehensive nationally touring exhibition on Nunatsiavummiut art and art history in Canada. The chapter …	Heather Igloliorte	14	2022	$1.40 Add