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Volume 40
The 40th Algonquian Conference was held at at the University of Minnesota–Twin Cities in October 2008. The Papers of the 40th Algonquian Conference is fully refereed and was edited by Karl S. Hele and Regna Darnell.
This volume is now available from SUNY Press. Click here to purchase PAC 40.
Contents
Karl S. Hele and J. Randolph Valentine
Preface
Margaret Apt and Julia Schulz
“Language Keepers”: The Role of the Facilitator in Documenting Passamaquoddy-Maliseet Group Discourse
George F. Aubin
A Look at ASSM Manuscript #34
James B. Bandow
White Dogs, Black Bears, and Ghost Gamblers: Two Late Woodland Midewin Aspects from Ontario
Marie-Pierre Bousquet
Why Did the Catholic Cult of Saints Not Function among the Algonquians?
Jennifer S. H. Brown
As for Me and My House: Zhaawanaash and Methodism at Berens River, 1874–1883
Ryan Denzer-King
The Status of Blackfoot /s/ Analyzed in Optimality Theory
Kevin FitzMaurice
Transforming Racism and the Construction of Zhaaganaash-Whiteness in Critical Race Theory and Indigenous Knowlege
Bill Jancewicz and Marie-Odile Junker
Cree Syllabic Fonts: Development, Compatibility, and Usage in the Digital World
Sara Johansson and Elizabeth Ritter
Determinants of Split Intransitivity in Blackfoot: Evidence from Verbs of Emission
Wesley Y. Leonard and Scott M. Shoemaker
“I heart this camp”: Participant Perspectives within the Story of Miami Youth Camps
Ben Levine and Robert M. Leavitt
Language Keepers: A Documentary Film Process for Stimulating Passamaquoddy-Maliseet Language Documentation and Revival
Anne Lindsay
Tapastanum: “A Noted Conjurer for Many Years, Who Long Resisted the Teachings of Christianity”
Wendy Makoons Geniusz
Gookooko’oog: Owls and Their Role in Anishinaabe Culture
Bethany Lochbihler and Éric Mathieu
Héritage des Traits Morphologiques φ and δ en Ojibwe
John S. Long
The 1859 New Year’s Day Fight: Race, Place, Marriage, Gender, and Status in Western James Bay
Toby Morantz
Reflections on the Annual Manitoba Indian and Métis Conferences of the Early 1960s
Anny Morissette
Does the Integration of Algonquian Rituals in Catholic Churches Imply a Move Toward Decolonization?
Margaret Noori
Weweni Nd’nisidotami Ezhi-Anishinaabebiigeyaang—Carefully We Understand How We Write Anishinaabemowin
Richard A. Rhodes
Algonquian Trade Languages Revisited
Alanna Rice
Reviving Manhood: Algonquian Masculinity and Christianity Following the First Great Awakening in Southern New England
Clinton N. Westman
Cree Pentecostalism and Its Others
Marie-Odile Junker and Terry Stuwart
Errata for PAC 39