Survol bibliographique A Short Bibliography Mohawks

Survol bibliographique
A Short Bibliography
Mohawks / Mohawks
ALFRED GERALD. 1995. Heeding the voices of our
ancestors: Kahnawake Mohawk politics and the
rise of native nationalism. Oxford University Press,
Toronto.
FREY S. L. 1898. «The Mohawks: an Enquiry into
Their Origin, Migrations and Influence Upon the
White Settlers», Transactions of the Oneida
Historical Society 8 : 5-41.
GREER ALLAN. 2005. Mohawk Saint : Catherine
Tekakwitha and the Jesuits. Oxford University
Press, Oxford, New York.
LEVAC CHÉNIER. 1998. Le problème Mohawk au
Québec. Les Éditions Chénier, Laval.
ALLARD ANDRÉ, LOUIS-PHILIPPE PELLETIER ET
MICHEL SAVARD. 2000. Healthy homes, healthy
families : a concerted public health effort at
Kanehsatà:ke. Direction régionale de la santé
publique, Saint-Jérôme. Pages???
HARRISON REGINA. 1994. Rhetorical use of the
Great Law of Peace at Kahnawake : a mesure of
political legitimacy in a Mohawk community.
Thesis (M.A., Anthropology), McGill University,
Montréal.
BLANCHARD DAVID S. 1980. Tecaughretanego:
éléments de leadership mohawk. Centre culturel
Kanien’kehaka Roatitiohkwa, Kahnawake.
HISLOP CODMAN. 1948. The Mohawk. Rinehart,
Toronto, New York.
BOILEAU GILLES. 1991. Le silence des Messieurs :
Oka, terre indienne. Méridien, Montréal.
BONVILLAIN NANCY. 2005. The Mohawk. Chelsea
House Publishers, Philadelphia.
BONVILLAIN NANCY AND BEATRICE FRANCIS. 2001.
Mohawk-English, English-Mohawk dictionary.
Laurier Books, Ottawa.
BRUYAS JAMES. 1970. Radices Verborum
Iroquaerum : Radical Words of the Mohawk
Language, 1ère edition 1862. AMS Press, New
York.
CARSE MARY ROWELL. 1949. «The Mohawk
Iroquois», Bulletin of the Archaeological Society of
Connecticut 23 : 3-53.
CIACCIA JOHN. 2000. La crise d’Oka : miroir de
notre âme : essai. Leméac, Montréal.
DAVID-CREE KATSITSENHAWE LINDA. 2005. Would
you like to hear a story? Mohawk youth narratives
on the role of the history of Quebec and Canada
on indigenous identity and marginality. Thesis
(M.A.)
(Education),
Concordia
University,
Montréal.
ERICKSON VINCENT. 1983. « "The Mohawks Are
Coming": Elijah Kellogg’s Observations», in
William Cowan (ed) Papers of the Fourteenth
Algonquian Conference. Carleton University,
Ottawa, pp. 37-48.
FENTON WILLIAM N. AND ELISABETH TOOKER. 1978.
«Mohawk», in William C. Sturtevant (ed)
Handbook of North American Indians, Vol. 15,
Northeast. Smithsonian Institution, Washington,
pp. 466-480.
KALANT AMELIA. 2004. National identity and the
conflict at Oka: Native belonging and myths of
postcolonial nationhood in Canada. Routledge,
New York.
LEHNHOTONKWAS MARACLE BONNIE JANE. 2002.
Adult Mohawk language immersion programming:
putting ourselves back together. Thesis (M.Ed.,
Education), Queen’s University, Kingston.
LAMARCHE JACQUES. 1990. L'été des Mohawks:
bilan des 78 jours. Les Éditions Stanké,
Montréal.
LIGHTHALL WILLIAM DOUW. 2000. Hochelagans
and Mohawks: a link in Iroquois history. Quintin
Pub., Pawtucket, RI.
LINDSAY LIONEL ST-GEORGE. 1900. Notre-Dame
de la Jeune-Lorette en la Nouvelle-France. La Cie
de Publication de la revue canadienne, Montréal.
LONG JOHN ET JEAN BATISTE LOUIS JOSEPH
BILLECOCQ. 1794. Voyages chez différentes
nations sauvages de l’Amérique septentrionale:
renfermant des détails curieux sur les mœurs,
usages, cérémonies religieuses, le systême
militaire, etc., des Cahnuagas, des Indiens des
Cinq et Six Nations, Mohawks, Connecedagas,
Iroquois etc., des indiens Chippeways, et autres
sauvages de diverses tribus, sur leurs langues, les
pays qu’ils habitent, ainsi que sur le commerce de
pelleteries et fourrures qui se fait chez ses
peuples : avec un état exact des postes situés sur
le fleuve St-Laurent, le lac Ontario, etc… Lebel et
Guitel (1810), Paris, 320 p.
MACLAINE CRAIG. 1991. This land is our land: the
Mohawk revolt at Oka. Optimum, Montréal.
2005
MITCHELL JOSEPH. 1960. «The Mohawk in High
Steel», in E. Wilson (ed) Apologies to the Iroquois.
Farrar, Straus and Cudahy, New York, pp. 1-36.
YORK GEOFFREY AND LOREEN PINDERA. 2002.
People of the Pines: The Warriors and the Legacy
of Oka. CNIB, Toronto.
MOHAWK WOMEN OF CAUGHNAWAGA. 1980. «The
Least Members of Our Society», Canadian
Women's Studies/Les Cahiers de la femme 2(2) :
64-66.
NICHOLAS HUGH (GRAND CHIEF). 1982. Position
Paper, Marriages Between Kanesatake Mohawks
and Any Other Tribe or Nation. Six Nation
Traditional Hereditary Chiefs, Oka, 2 p.
PHILLIPS STEPHANIE K. 2000. The Kahnawake
Mohawks and the St. Lawrence Seaway. Thesis
(M.A., Anthropology), McGill University, Montréal.
RATELLE MAURICE. 1991. Présence des Mohawks
au Québec méridional de 1534 à nos jours. Les
études autochtones, Ministère de l’Énergie et des
Ressources, Québec.
REID GERALD F. 1999. « "Un malaise qui est
encore présent." Les origines du traditionalisme et
de la division chez les Kanien’kehaka de
Kahnawake au XXe siècle. », Recherches
amérindiennes au Québec 29(2) : 37-49.
REID GERALD F. 2004. Kahnawà:ke: factionalism,
traditionalism and nationalism in a Mohawk
community. University of Nebraska Press, Lincoln.
RYAN TIFFANY. 2005. Community control of
education: how the Mohawk community of
Kahnawake is reclaiming their schools. Thesis
(M.A., Sociology and Anthropology), Concordia
University, Montréal.
SCOTT KAWENNISAKE SHIRLEY. 1991. An oral
history
of
Kahnawake.
Kanien’kehaka
Raotitiohkwa Press, Kahnawake.
SIMPSON AUDRA. 2004. To the reserve and back
again: Kahnawake Mohawk narratives of self,
home and nation. Thesis (Ph.D., Anthropology),
McGill University, Montréal.
SMITH MARY. 2003. Representation and power:
The Eastern Door. Thesis (M.A. Anthropology),
McGill University, Montréal.
SMITH NICHOLAS N. 1983. « The WabanakiMohawk Conflict: A Folkhistory Tradition », in W.
Cowan (dir) Papers of the Fourteenth Algonquian
Conference. Carleton University, Ottawa, pp. 4956.
VIAU ROLAND. 2000. Femmes de personne.
Sexes, genres et pouvoirs en Iroquoisie ancienne.
Les Éditions Boréal, Montréal.
2005