Author: Robson Bonnichsen (ed.); Jinkie Cunningham; Max Hedley (assist. eds.)
Title: The Western Canadian Journal of Anthropology, Special Issue: Cree Studies (Volume 1, Number 1)
Description: Edmonton: Anthropology Club, 1969. Paper bound, quarto, the first issue of this renamed periodical (formerly 'Alberta Anthropologist'), Pp139. Very good condition with blindstamp and previous owner name top of title page. Articles include: In Memoriam: Norman Wesley Zierhut by Robson Bonnichsen; Preface to the Cree Studies Issue by Bruce Cox; The Cree of Canada: Some Ecological and Evolutionary Considerations by A.D. Fisher; History, Social Structure, and Life Cycle of a Beaver Metis Colony by Judy K. Hatt; Late Protohistoric Cree Expansion Into North Central Alberta by Alan. L. Bryan; Father Candersteene's Wabasca, A Review by Thelma E. Habgood; Some Woodland Cree Traditions and Legends by Roger Vandersteene; Reflections of the Structure of Cree in the Spoken English of Bilingual Cree by Joan Oxendale; Plains Cree Sun Dance -- 1968 by Lloyd O'Brodovich; Ethnocinematography and Rapport by Gene Gregorer; Canadian Indians and the Federal Government by Harold Cardinal; Toward Mainstream by Arthur K. Davis; Introduction to Chief Smallboy's Narrative by Eugene Steinhauer; Decision to Leave Hobbema by Robert Smallboy; Northern 'Justice' by Willie Dunn; The Cree as a Colonial People by Howard Adams; and The Cumberland House Fur Project: The First Two Years by Walter M. Hlady. 395 grams. We welcome all reasonable offers on our books.

Keywords: History Beaver Metis Colony Social Structurre, Woodland Cree Traditions Legends, Cree Expansion North Central Alberta, Plains Cree Sun Dances, Chief Smallboy Narrative, Cree History Colonial People, Cumberland House Fur Project


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