FULL CIRCLE:CANADA'S FIRST NAT

Name: FULL CIRCLE:CANADA'S FIRST NAT
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ISBN: 9780132305631

ISBN-10: 0132305631

ISBN-13: 9780132305631

Edition: 2nd 2008

Authors: STECKLEY

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Full Circle is appropriate for college and university courses in Anthropology, Sociology, Native Studies and Canadian Studies departments. Using a 'native-centric" voice, the text takes a modern and multidisciplinary approach, providing historical, geographical and cultural background before reviewing the current state of affairs of first nations peoples in Canada. It provides a concise overview of all native groups, including Innuit and Metis, and explores recent developments in the political, environmental, and legal areas. This revised edition includes up-to-date ethnographic data and deals with some pressing health-related issues of growing concern.

Book details

List price: $48.55
Edition: 2nd
Copyright year: 2008
Publisher: PEARSON
Publication date: 2/19/2007
Weight: 1.320




Origins and Oral Traditions



Oral Traditions



The Peopling of the Americas



Connections to the Land



Native Languages



Culture Areas



The Arctic



The Eastern Woodlands



The Eastern Subarctic



The Western Subarctic



The Plains



The Plateau



The Northwest Coast



Legal Definitions



The Royal Proclamation and the Indian Act



The Treaties



The Golden Lake Algonquin and Algonquin Park: Missed by Treaty



Fighting for Recognition: The Sheshatshit Innu and the Megaprojects



The James Bay and Northern Quebec Agreement



Effects of Colonialism



Religious Colonialism



Native Health Issues



Colonialism, Native Education, and "Child Welfare"



Contemporary Debates and Social Action



Social Issues: The Dudley George Story



Fighting for the Sacred Waters: The Peigan and the Oldman River Dam



Native Policing



The Justice System and Natives



Native Governance



Undoing the Past