Marc-Adélard Tremblay et Carole Lévesque, Quebec Social Science and Canadian Indigenous Peoples : An Overview of Research Trends, 1960-1990

Quebec Social Science and Canadian Indigenous Peoples :
An Overview of Research Trends, 1960-1990. (1997)
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Une édition électronique réalisée à partir du livre de Marc-Adélard Tremblay et Carole Lévesque, Quebec Social Science and Canadian Indigenous Peoples : An Overview of Research Trends, 1960-1990. Ottawa : The CANADIAN POLAR COMMISSION, August 1997, 50 pp. Collection : POLARIS PAPERS, no. 11. [M Marc-Adélard Tremblay, anthropologue, retraité de l’enseignement de l’Université Laval, nous a accordé le 4 janvier 2004 son autorisation de diffuser électroniquement toutes ses oeuvres.]

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Contents

Foreword [v]

1. Introduction [1]

2. Categorizing the Data [2]

2.1. Description of the data [2]

2.2. Three decades of work [2]

2.3. Research documentation [5]

2.3.1. Theses [5]

2.3.2. Scientific and specialized articles [5]

2.3.3. Research reports [6]

2.3.4. Dossiers and books [6]

2.4. Geographical context [6]

2.5. Authorship and gender [7]

3. Trends and Main Guidelines [8]

3.1. Anthropological subdisciplines [8]

3.2. The state of knowledge about Aboriginal cultures and societies [10]

3.2.1. Technology [10]

3.2.2. Social organization [11]

3.2.3. Intergroup and intercultural relations [12]

3.2.4. Cultural identity [13]

3.2.5. Social change [14]

3.2.6. Ways of thinking and value systems [15]

3.3. Power structures and administrative practices [16]

3.4. Economic infrastructures [18]

3.5. The health system and access to it by Aboriginal populations [19]

3.6. Human ecology and environment [22]

3.7. Women's studies [24]

3.8. Non-conventional disciplines in the North [25]

3.9. Theory, method and critical assessments of research work [27]

4. Conclusions [28]

Bibliography [30]