Journal of Canadian Studies, July 1st, 2000
This article explores the idea of Aboriginal nationalism as a nationalism unto itself. In so doing, this article presents a preliminary study of Blackfoot nationalism as both an historical reality and a contemporary phenomenon from the perspective of an outsider and in a manner accessible to a Eurocentric thinker. Arguing that traditional Blackfoot nationalism was an inclusive phenomenon, this article demonstrates why gender did not matter historically, and why it may matter today. Cet article examine l'idee du nationalisme autochtone comme etant un nationalisme autochtone comme kant un natio...
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