Walking a tightrope aboriginal people and their representations (Wilfrid Laurier University Press, 2005)
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Seeing red: the stoic whiteman and non-native humour / Drew Hayden Taylor -- Permission and possession: the identity tightrope / Philip Bellfy -- Telling our story / David Newhouse -- A story untold: a community-based oral narrative of Mohawk women's voices from Point Anne, Ontario / Dawn T. Maracle -- Aboriginal representations of history and the Royal Commission on Aboriginal Peoples / Mark Dockstator -- The many faces of Canada's history as it relates to aboriginal people / Olive Patricia Dickason -- The whirlwind of history: parallel nineteenth-century perspectives on "Are they savage?" / Karl Hele -- Reflections on the social relations of indigenous oral histories / Winona Wheeler -- Scientists and evolving perceptions of indigenous knowledge in northern Canada / Stephen Bocking -- Mi'gmaq lives: aboriginal identity in Newfoundland / Dennis Bartels and Alice Bartels -- "Show me the money": representation of aboriginal people in East-German Indian films / Ute Lischke and David T. McNab -- Kwakwaka-wakw on film / Kathryn Bunn-Marcuse -- A way of seeing the world: connecting text, context, and people / Bernie Harder -- Representation of aboriginal peoples in Rudy Wiebe's fiction: The temptations of Big Bear and A discovery of strangers / Janne Korkka
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