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Volume 28
The 28th Algonquian Conference was held at the University of Toronto in Toronto, Ontario, in October 1996. Twenty-seven of the papers presented at the conference are included in the Papers of the 28th Algonquian Conference, edited by David H. Pentland, published by the University of Manitoba.
Pp. xi, 435, Illus., maps 9×6″ (paperback). ISSN 0031-5671; v.28.
Contents
George F. Aubin
The Principles Algonquins of ASSM manucrit 104 (1661)
Sylvie Berbaum
Activité onirique et forme musicale dans la culture ojibwa
Julie Brittain
A Metrical Analysis of Primary Stress Placement in Southern East Cree
Laura Buszard-Welcher
Language Use and Language Loss in the Potawatomi Community: A Report on the Potawatomi Language Institute
Janet E. Chute
Preservation of Ethnic Diversity at Garden River: A Key to Ojibwa Strength
Mary Ann Corbiere
Gaawii wi kidwin miiksesnoo: Semantic Rules for the Selection of some Ojibwe Adverbs
Alex Cywink
Bridging the Gap: Anishnaabe Storytelling as an Educational Method
Regna Darnell
Framing First-Person Narratives in Algonquian Public Discourse
Rose-Marie Déchaine
Nominal Predicaation in Plains Cree
Chris Duplisea
Cross-modal Synesthetic Sensory Metaphors: Communicating the Experience and Understanding of Power in a Maliseet Sweat Lodge Ceremony
George Fulford
What Cree Children’s Drawings reveal about Words and Imagery in the Cree Language
Bill Jancewicz
Nominalizations in the Naskapi: Production and Inflection
Edwin Koenig
Fisheries Conlifcts on the Saugeen/Bruce Penninsula Toward a Historical Ecology
Victor P. Lytwyn
A Dish With One Spoon: The Shared Hunting Grounds Agreement in the Great Lakes and St. Lawrence Valley Region
David T. McNab
“The Ill-considered Objections of a few Backward Indians”: Hydro-electricity on the Bkejwanong Reserve
Susanne E. Miskimmin
Talking about C-31S: Algonquian Discrouse Concerning an Amendment to the Indian Act
Cath Oberholtzer
A Womb with a View: Cree Moss Bags and Cradleboards
Richard J. Preston
Getting to Know the Great Community of Persons
Harold L. Prins
“We Fight with Dignity”: The Miawpukek Mi’kmaq Quest for Aboriginal Rights in Newfoundland
Craig Proulx
Aboriginal Peoplles and the Courts: Legal Discourse and Practice
Trudy Sable
Multiple Layers of Meaning in the Mi’kmaw Serpent Dance
Theresa M. Schenck
“The Algonquian Totem and Totemism: A Distortion of the Semantic Fold
Cory Silverstein
“That’s Just the Kind of Thing this Lake Does”: Anishnaabe Reflections on Knowledge, Experience, and the Power of Words
Nicholas N. Smith and Willard Walker
The Changing Role of Shamans and their Magic in the Validation and Maintenance of Wabanaki Culture
Rhonda Telford
The Nefarious and Far-Ranging Interests of Indian Agent and Surveyor John William Keating, 1837 to 1869
Lisa Philips Valentine
Constructing Friends and Foes: Uncovering a Value Heirarchy in First Nations Newspaper Coverage
Gail Winter
First Nations Postsecondary Students: Factors Influencing Progress