Index by Author S |

The following is a cumulative index by author. It includes the works of all authors that have been published in the Papers of the Algonquian Conference/Actes du Congrès des Algonquinistes. These pages are no longer being updated. Last updated 2007.

Sable, Trudy: Trudy Sable; 1997 Multiple layers of meaning in the Mi’kmaw serpent dance. 28:329-340.
Salisbury, Neal: Neal Salisbury; 1975 Prospero in New England: The Puritan Missionary as Colonist. 6:253-273.
Salt, Luci Bobbish: Barbara Burnaby, Marguerite MacKenzie & Luci Bobbish Salt; 1998 Factors in Aboriginal Mother Tongue Education: The Cree School Board Case. 29:62-73.
Samson, Gilles: Gilles Samson; 1976 Ethno-History and Archaeology of the Mushuau Innuts. 7:39-61.
Savard, Rémi: Rémi Savard; 1977 Mythes et cosmologies des Indiens montagnais: résultats préliminaires. 8:50-76.
Schenck, Theresa M.: Theresa M. Schenck; 1997 The Algonquian totem and totemism: a distortion of the semantic field. 28:341-353.; 2000 « We Subsist upon Indian Charity’‘: George Nelson and the Wisconsin Ojibwa. 31:339-345.; Theresa Schenck; 1994 Identifying the Ojibwa. 25:395-405.
Schmidt, David L.: David L. Schmidt; 1993 The Micmac Hieroglyphs: A Reassessment. 24:346-363.
Schreyer, Christine: Christine Schreyer; 2003 Travel Routes of the Chapleau Cree: An Ethnohistorical Study 34:321-331.
Schultz, Beth A.: Beth A. Schultz, Ripan S. Malhi & David G. Smith; 2001 Examining the Proto-Algonquian Migration: Analysis of mtDNA 32:470-492.
Schumann, Schumann, Jill R.: Jill R. Schumann; 1982 The Diffusion of Alcohol: Through Membrane into Culture. 13:37-45.
Seeber, Pauleena: Frank T. Siebert & Pauleena Seeber; 1983 Penobscot Reflexive Verbs. 14:331-344.
Seeber, Pauleena MacDougall: Pauleena MacDougall Seeber; 1984 The European Influence on Abenaki Economics Before 1615. 15:201-214.; 1985 The Bird Names of Aubery and Rasles. 16:171-181.; 1986 Dialect Symbols in Aubery’s Dictionary. 17:297-311.; 1988 The Maine Indian Guide. 19:175-185.
Shields, Rebecca: Rebecca Shields; 2004 Word Order and Discourse in Menominee 35:373-388.; 2005 Menominee Preverbs as Functional Categories 36:383-406.
Shrofel, Sally M.: H. Christoph Wolfart & Sally M. Shrofel; 1977 Aspects of Cree Interference in Island Lake Ojibwa. 8:156-167.
Siebert, Frank T.: Frank T. Siebert; 1980 The Penobscot Dictionary Project: Preferencesand Problems of Format, Presentation, and Entry. 11:113-127.; 1982 Frank G. Speck, Personal Reminiscences. 13:91-136.; 1983 The First Maine Indian War: Incident at Machias. 14:137-156.; 1984 Compound Verbs in Penobscot. 15:389-394.; 1988 Tag-Questions in Penobscot. 19:187-190.; 1989 The Bonaventure Hatchet. 20:301-305.; Frank T. Siebert & Pauleena Seeber; 1983 Penobscot Reflexive Verbs. 14:331-344.
Silverman, David J.: David J. Silverman; 2000 Losing the Language: The Decline of Algonquian Tongues and the Challenge of Indian Identity in Southern New England. 31:346-366.
Silverstein, Cory: Cory Silverstein; 1997 « That’s just the kind of thing this lake does’‘: Anishnaabe reflections on knowledge, experience, and the power of words. 28:354-364.
Simmons, William S.: William S. Simmons; 1976 Southern New England Shamanism: An Ethnographic Reconstruction. 7:217-256.; 1979 The Great Awakening and Indian Conversion in Southern New England. 10:25-36.; 1982 Return of the Timid Giant: Algonquian Legends of Southern New England. 13:237-; 1984 Genres in New England Indian Folklore. 15:69-80.
Simon, Marcia George: C. Bruce Lawrence & Marcia George Simon; 1996 Comparing stories: the London Free Press vs. Stoney Point First Nation. 27:152-
Skjon, E. Lee: E. Lee Skjon; 2001 Point of View, Reported Speech, and Obviation in Two Fox Texts 32:493-515.
Slavin, Tanya: Tanya Slavin; 2006 Some Semantic Consequences of the Structural Position of Preverbs in Severn Ojibwe 37:293-310.
Smith, David G.: Beth A. Schultz, Ripan S. Malhi & David G. Smith; 2001 Examining the Proto-Algonquian Migration: Analysis of mtDNA 32:470-492.
Smith, James G.E.: James G.E. Smith; 1976a Notes on the Wittiko. 7:18-38.; 1976b On the Territorial Distribution of the Western Woods Cree. 7:414-435.
Smith, Nicholas N.: Cath Oberholtzer & Nicholas N. Smith; 1995 I’m the Last One Who Does Do It: Birch Bark Biting, an Almost Lost Art. 26:306-321.; Nicholas N. Smith; 1976 Christmas Holidays Important to the Wabanaki. 7:115-128.; 1977 The Changing Role of the Wabanaki Chief and Shaman. 8:213-221.; 1979 The Adoption of Medicinal Plants by the Wabanaki. 10:167-172.; 1980 Food versus Nutrition: The Changing Diet of the Mistassini Cree. 11:128-134.; 1982 Meductic Reassessed 1981. 13:201-209.; 1983 The Wabanaki-Mohawk Conflict: A Folkhistory Tradition. 14:49-56.; 1984 The Cree Spring Goose Hunt. 15:81-90.; 1988 From Beads to Paper: Passamaquoddy Problems and the Dissolution of a Caughnawaga Grand Council Tradition. 19:191-199.; 1989 The Economics of the Wabanaki Basket Industry. 20:306-316.; 1990 The Long Shot: Fact and Tradition. 21:337-344.; 1991 The Three Faces of Katahdin. 22:336-345.; 1992 Fort La Presentation: The Abenaki. 23:344-353.; 1993 The Wabanaki as Mariners. 24:364-380.; 1994 Gift Diplomacy: Medals for the Wabanaki. 25:406-425.; 1996 The Wabanaki trading dance. 27:238-247.; 1998 Stories Told at Breakup, Moose Factory 1983. 29:301-310.; 2000 Between the Lines: Notes and Insights from Forty-eight Years among the Wabanaki. 31:367-380.; 2001 Three Centuries of Progress in Three Decades: Mistissini 1960-1990 32:516-526.; 2005 The Rebirth of a Nation? A Chapter in Penobscot History 36:407-423.; 2007 Maine’s Indians and the State: A Survey of the Challenges 38:391-402.; Nicholas N. Smith & Willard Walker; 1997 The changing role of shamans and their magic in the validation and maintenance of Wabanaki culture. 28:365-371.
Snow, Dean R.: Dean R. Snow; 1976a The Solon Petroglyphs and Eastern Abenaki Shamanism. 7:281-288.; 1976b The Archaeological Implications of the Proto-Algonquian Urheimat. 7:339-346.
Spielmann, Roger: Gordon Polson & Roger Spielmann; 1990 « Once There Were Two Brothers« : Religious Tension in One Algonquin Community. 21:303-312.; Roger Spielmann; 1987 Preference and Sequential Organization in Algonquin. 18:321-333.; 1988 What’s so Funny? Laughing Together in Algonquin Conversation. 19:201-212.; Roger Spielmann & Bertha Chief; 1986 Requesting and Rejecting in Algonquin: Notes on a Conversation. 17:313-326.
Staab, Rodney: Rodney Staab; 1992 Dining with the Delawares: Kansas Delaware Homes and Hospitality 1830s-1860s. 23:354-365.; 1994 « When Shawnees Die They Go To Probate Court »: Cultural Practices of the Kansas Shawnees 1830s-1860s. 25:426-444.; 1996 Ceremonialism of the Kansas Ottawa: Jotham Meeker’s commentary. 27:248-276.; 2000 Hypolite Bolon Père et Fils: Interpreters to the Delawares (and Other Prairie Algonquians). 31:381-401.
Starks, Donna: Donna Starks; 1987 An Introduction to Woods Cree: The Case of South Indian Lake. 18:335-344.
Steager, Peter W.: Peter W. Steager; 1976 The Child Who Was Not Born Naturally-Necessity and Confusion in a Cree Myth. 7:175-196.
Steegman, A.T., Jr.: A.T. Steegman, Jr.; 1976 Physical Anthropology in Northwestern Ontario: Progress Report on the Northern Algonquian Project. 7:272-280.
Stephens, Christianne V.: Christianne V. Stephens; 2006 « Speaking the Pictures in my Head »: Residential School Discourse as a Vehicle for Theorizing the Past 37:311-332.
Stewart-Smith, David: David Stewart-Smith; 1994 Pennacook-Pawtucket Relations: The Cycles of Family Alliance on the Merrimack River in the 17th Century. 25:445-468.
Strong, John A.: John A. Strong; 1985 Tribal Systems and Land Alienation: A Case Study. 16:183-200.; 1986 Shinnecock Whalers: A Case Study in Seventeenth Century Assimilation Patterns. 17:327-342.; 1988 Indian Biography Project. 19:213-223.
Swan, Ruth: Ruth Swan; 1987 Visual Images in Native History: Island Lake, Manitoba. 18:345-354.; Ruth Swan & Edward A. Jerome; 1998 The Collin Family at Thunder Bay: A Case Study of Métissage. 29:311-327.; 2001 A Mother and Father of Pembina: A NWC Voyageur Meets the Granddaughter of The Buffaloe 32:527-551.
Sweeney, Kevin: Evan Haefeli & Kevin Sweeney; 1994 Wattanummon’s World: Personal and Tribal Identity in the Algonquian Diaspora c. 1660-1712. 25:212-224.
Swiggers, Pierre: Pierre Swiggers; 1987 Compounding in Blackfoot. 18:355-362.; 1988 Theoretical Implications of C.C. Uhlenbeck’s Algonquian Studies. 19:225-234.; 1989 Edward Sapir in the Frank Speck Correspondence. 20:317-325.; 1991 Philologists Meet Algonquian: Du Ponceau and Pickering on Eliot’s Grammar. 22:346-358.
Szabó, László, László: László Szabó; 1977 Lemoine’s French-Algonquin Dictionary. 8:168-170.; 1979 Les noms de lieux dans les phrases malécites. 10:118-120.; 1980 Des particules négatives dans les phrases malécites. 11:49-53.; 1981 The Use of Verbal Enclitics in Malecite. 12:106-113.