10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «DOGRIB»
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Dogrib in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
Dogrib and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
Prophecy and Power Among the
Dogrib Indians
The second part of the book examines the traditional Dogrib concept of power (ink’on), drawing on information given over the course of the years by Vital Thomas, a religious leader who collaborated closely with Helm.
2
Encyclopedia of Native American Tribes
The Dogrib First Nation is also now known by the shortened form Tli Cho or
Tlicho. The various Dogrib bands inhabited a vast region between Great Bear
Lake and Great Slave Lake in the present-day Northwest Territories of northern
Canada.
3
Economic Development Among the Aboriginal Peoples of Canada: ...
Case 4-3: Dogrib Nation Powerful Players in Development (1997)" After
launching the Snare Cascades Hydroelectric Project, the Dogrib people are
making further strides toward economic self-sufficiency. The completion in July of
the ...
Robert Brent Anderson, 1999
4
That's Raven Talk: Holophrastic Readings of Contemporary ...
A number of contemporary publications compile traditional stories of the Dene
and Dogrib peoples. George Blondin (Sahtu Dene) has published three books of
traditional Sahtu Dene stories,“8 and Slavey traditions from northern Alberta can
...
5
The subsistence economy of the
Dogrib Indians of Lac La ...
A study of the community with description of hunting methods and equipment as well as feeding habits, clothing etc.
June Helm, Nancy Oestreich Lurie, 1961
6
Diabetes as a Disease of Civilization: The Impact of Culture ...
The Dogribs have also had genetic input from non-Dogrib Indians (Helm and
Lurie 1961), but the group participating in the "blood sugar" survey of 1979,
although residing in different settlements, form a cohesive cluster distinct from
other ...
Jennie Rose Joe, Robert S. Young, 1994
7
The People of Denendeh: Ethnohistory of the Indians of ...
By the modest expectations of the Queen's Printer, Canada's government printer,
The Dogrib Hand Game became a runaway best-seller when it was issued in
1966: ''long before Christmas it went Poof to the extent of 800 copies.'' Almost all
...
8
Native Americans: An Encyclopedia of History, Culture, and ...
Council N/A Deh Cho First Nations NWT Treaty 8 Tribal Council N/A Dogrib
Treaty FN. Council N/A NWT Treaty 8 Tribal Council U/R U/R 748 536 1,257 850
162 253 361 in 1991 328 109 36 75 627 in 1991 255 in 1991 167 256 125 in
1991 ...
9
Handbook of North American Indians: Subarctic
Population History of Indian-White Contact 1680-1850 In the historical literature,
the Dogrib identity — as a total societal-territorial body and in its regional
subdivisions — remains elusive until after 1850. In the French and English
writings from ...
10
The Literature of American Aboriginal Languages
66 DOGRIB INDIANS. P. E. Df/ponceau, Memoire sur le Systeme Grammatical
des Langues de quel- ques Nations Indiennes de l'Amerique du Nord. Paris,
1838, 8vo. E. A. Villi, Notice sur les Indiens de l'Amerique du Nord. Paris, 1840
8vo pp ...
Hermann Ernst Ludewig, William Wadden Turner, Nicolas Trübner, 1858
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «DOGRIB»
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Dogrib is used in the context of the following news items.
Writers Rudy Wiebe and Ted Bishop recognized at Alberta Literary …
Richard Van Camp, a Dogrib storyteller who recently served as MacEwan University's writer-in-residence, won for Little You, his baby book ... «Edmonton Journal, May 15»
Grant allows researcher to embark on project with First Nations …
In Richard Van Camp's book, “The Lesser Blessed,” Larry Sole is a Grade 11 student, a member of the Dogrib Indian band, and a youth with a ... «Lethbridge Herald, May 15»
Rudy Wiebe among 11 Edmonton authors shortlisted for Alberta …
Dogrib storyteller and recent MacEwan University writer-in-residence Richard Van Camp is up for children's literature for Little You, a baby ... «Edmonton Journal, Apr 15»
Tlicho elders, NWT government at odds over Bathurst caribou
Elders, some speaking in Dogrib, took to the mic and called into question the accuracy of the government's aerial caribou counts, the stress that ... «CBC.ca, Feb 15»
TIMELINE: Yellowknife's Giant Mine
The local Yellowknife Dogrib Band says they lost four children from drinking arsenic-poisoned water. 1951. April – Government documents ... «Globalnews.ca, Nov 14»
New beginnings, old ghosts
"It's about the resilience of the human spirit," says Richard Van Camp, the renowned Dogrib author from Fort Smith, NWT, on whose novel the ... «The Sudbury Star, Oct 14»
Peace River Jim and Two-Gun Cohen were an unlikely duo
Known as Peace River Jim, he spoke Cree, Chipewyan, Dogrib and Inuktitut. He had been a merchant sailor, railway construction worker, ... «Canada.com, Aug 14»
What are the most popular languages in your province? (interactive …
In the data I've come across so far, I haven't seen a specific figure for Dogrib/Tlicho from the 2011 Census, but the 2006 data does suggest ... «Vancouver Sun, May 14»
Tales of the true and traditional
Van Camp is a proud member of the Dogrib Nation from Fort Smith, NWT, a land of strong medicine. Stories of significance to Van Camp were ... «Coast Reporter, May 14»
Dene hand games tournament takes off in Whati, NWT
Listen to Harriet Paul's interviews in Dogrib with tournament organizers · Dene games growing in popularity among N.W.T. youth . The first ... «CBC.ca, Feb 14»
