Métis Kinscapes: Researching Métis Relations and Peoplehood at Lac Ste. Anne, AB ...

SSHRC IDG Awarded 2018: The research seeks to disrupt settler, colonial, race-based understandings of the Métis-as-mixed and as victims of fragmented social geographies, by applying a place-based analysis of Métis peoplehood. Drawing on methods from Archaeology, History, Women's Studies, and mo...

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Bibliographic Details
Main Author: Gareau, Paul
Format: Article in Journal/Newspaper
Language:French
Published: University of Alberta Library 2018
Subjects:
Métis Studies
2018
1840-2018
North America
Indigenous Studies
Aboriginal Research
Metis
Native Studies
Montana
Life History
Lifeways
Grant Application
United States
Place
Canada
Archaeology
Religious Studies
Reciprocity
Social Relations
Lac Ste. Anne
Arts-Based Research
Indigeneity
Colonialization
Arts and Culture
Paleodemography
Post-Colonial
Women's Studies
Social Geography
Digial Mapping
History
Structural Racism
IDG
Settlement Patterns
Settler Relations
Genealogy
Successful SSHRC
Insight Development Grant
Mapping
Métis
Post-Contact Indigeneity
Kinship
Kinscapes
Land-use
Online Access:https://dx.doi.org/10.7939/r3zk5626k
https://ualberta.scholaris.ca/handle/123456789/30681
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Summary:SSHRC IDG Awarded 2018: The research seeks to disrupt settler, colonial, race-based understandings of the Métis-as-mixed and as victims of fragmented social geographies, by applying a place-based analysis of Métis peoplehood. Drawing on methods from Archaeology, History, Women's Studies, and more, this Aboriginal Research project will investigate kinscapes as the connective tissue of Métis relations both past and present, and examine the longstanding Catholic pilgrimage site of Lac Ste. Anne, AB as a not only a place of Catholic religious pilgrimage, but also a place for the maintenance and intensification of Métis kinscapes. ...

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