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Volume 29
The 29th Algonquian Conference was held at Lakehead University in Thunder Bay, ON, in October 1997. Twenty-nine of the papers presented at the conference are included in the Papers of the Twenty-ninth Algonquian Conference, edited by David H. Pentland, published by the University of Manitoba.
Pp. xi, 372. Illus., maps 9×6″ (paperback) ISSN 0031-5671; v. 29.
Contents
Christian Artuso
Language Change Across four Generations of an Algonquin Family: Some Preliminary Findings
George F. Aubin
Kinship Terms in Golden Lake Algonquin
Leora Bar-El
Intonational Pauses in Plains Cree
Eleanor M. Blain
The Role of Hierarchies and Alignment in Direct/Inverse
Robert Bryce
Bible Translation in Algonquian Languages
Barbara Burnaby, Marguerite MacKenzie and Luci Bobbish Salt
Factors in Aboriginal Mother Tongue Education: The Cree School Board Case
William Cowan
Delaware Vocabulary in the Works of Conrad Richter
Regna Darnell
Rethinking the Concepts of Band and Tribe, Community and Nation: An Accordion Model of Nomadic Native American Social Organization
David A. Ezzo and Mike Moskowitz
Black Beaver
David Ghere
Subsistence or Strategy? Cattle Killing and Eastern Abenaki Migration, 1725 to 1760
Christopher Hannibal-Paci
« Officers of the HBC, Missionaries and Other Intelligent Persons in the District of Keewatin »: Lake Winnipeg Sturgeon as an Aboriginal Resource
Bill Jancewicz and Marguerite MacKenzie
Preverbs in Naskapi: Function and Distribution
Josephiine Kaczmarek
The Ojibwe Dream Dance
Lawrence T. Martin
Simon Pokagon: Charlatan or Authentic Spokesman for the 19th-Century Anishinaabeg?
Allan K. McDougall
Maintaining First Nation Identity in the Face of Statist Discource
Dennis H. McPherson and J. Douglas Rabb
Transformative Philosophy and Indigenous Thought: A Comparison of Lakota and Ojibwa World Views
Alvin Hamblen Morrison
Dawnland Diaspora: Wabanaki Dynamics for Survival
Cath Oberholtzer
All Dolled Up: The Encapsulated Past of Cree Dolls
Keller D. Paap and Howard D. Paap
Ishkigamizigewin: An Ojibwe Rite of Spring
Michael M. Pomedli
‘Trick of Treat-y?’ Treaty #3, Rice, and Manitous
Richard J. Preston and John S. Long
Apportioning Responsibility for Cumulative Changes: a Cree Community in Northeastern Ontario
Craig Proulx
Justice as Healing: Current Critiques
Richard A. Rhodes
The Syntax and Pragmatics of Ojibwe mii
Blair A. Rudes
Resolution to Some Uncertain Wampano (Quiripi) Etymologies
Nicholas N. Smith
Stories Told at Breakup, Moose Factory 1983
Jeffrey Mühlbauer
The Speaker’s Knowledge and Obviation in Plains Cree
Nicholas N. Smith
Maine’s Indians and the State: A Survey of the Challenges
Jan P. van Eijk
Salish and Algonquian: A Possible Relationship Revisited
Nicholas N. Smith
Stories Told at Breakup, Moose Factory 1983
Ruth Swan and Edward A. Jerome
The Collin Family at Thunder Bay: A Case Study of Métissage
Rhonda Telford
How the West was Wond: Land Transactions Between the Anishnabe, the Huron and the Crown in Southwestern Ontario
List Philips Valentine
Changing Perspectives: Visions from James Evans’ Diaries
Willard Walker
Some Wabanaki Beliefs and Practices with Non-Algonquian Parallels: the « Red Man », Horned, Slimy Monsters, and Shavings Steeped in War
