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Showing 1 to 11 of 11 for “"Algonquin"”.
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An Analysis of Bird Populations in Relation to Plant Succession in Algonquin Park, Ontario
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Assembling Zibi: How Profits, Property, and Policing Undermined Algonquin Urban Land Reclamation at Asinabka in Canada’s National Capital Region
… three years of solidarity work with a group of Algonquin land defenders and settler allies struggling to reclaim Asinabka, an Algonquin sacred place in the heart of Canada’s National Capital Region, this dissertation examines how settler colonialism’s urban strategies are (re)organizing in …
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“The Indians gaping before us”: Anxieties of Consumption in Mary White Rowlandson’s Sovereignty and Goodness of God
… foods she consumes, her status as a consumer of Algonquin culture, and lastly, the consumption of the novel by both contemporary and modern readers alike, consumption becomes the leitmotif of the text. A closer analysis elucidates that the fear of consumption truly belies a fear of colonialism …
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Land Claims and Liberal Modes of Governance: An Analysis of Post-Comprehensive Land Claims Institutions in Canada
… Nunavut Land Claim and to a lesser extent the Algonquin Agreement in Principle. The object of my research is to add to literature critical of land claims. I look to unpack and explore an underdeveloped area of the CLC regime - the impact of colonial liberal institutions in post-CLC indigenous …
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"As It Flows Down from the North": Confluences of Water Stewardship Emerging from the Ottawa River Watershed
… aesthetic prestige. Inseparable from un-ceded Algonquin lands, the river divides two provinces and is governed by multiple political bureaucracies which take different approaches to water stewardship. The river may be healthier than it once was, but emerging Anthropocene threats like …
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Canadianness is Wilderness? Violent Love Relationships with ‘Wild’ Bodies
… of Canadian wilderness identity is played out in Algonquin Provincial Park and Bruce Peninsula National Park in comparison to non-nature/urban spaces (Greater Toronto Area). My investigation employs a critical discourse analysis and participant observation. I undertake three main tasks: 1) I …
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An investigative study on the effects of black fly (diptera: simuliidae) sugar meals on reproductive success and parasite transmission /
… of wild-caught black flies was undertaken in Algonquin Provincial Park, Canada during the spring of 1 998 and 1 999. It was hypothesized that female black flies maintained on honeydew sugars will survive longer, produce more eggs and have a greater parasite vectoring potential than those …
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Allostratigraphy of the Upper Ordovician Blue Mountain Formation, Southwestern Ontario, Canada
… allomembers in subsurface, 4. Identifying the Algonquin Arch as a mobile feature during the Upper Ordovician, responding to the loading and unloading of the Taconic orogenic front and the resulting clastic wedge in the Appalachian Basin. These four developments create a platform for future work …
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A Methodological Reconsideration of Early English-Indigenous Communication in Sixteenth Century Northeastern America
… and the Roanoke Encounters with the Carolina Algonquin (1584-7). This study will serve as a point of departure for researchers to consider the uncertainties surrounding early communication and the implications this has for both methodological approaches and traditional historiographical …
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Indians and immigrants: Survivance stories of literacies
… and explored texts translated from Massachusett Algonquin to see how Indians used writing to enact rhetorics of survivance which challenged the prevailing assumptions of the dominant culture. Within these texts we see how Indians continued to define themselves in the Metis spaces of colonization …
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An investigation of sugar feeding by black flies (Diptera: Simuliidae)
… tamarack branches. Field work was conducted in Algonquin Park, Ontario in the spring and summer of 1993. Three separate studies were designed to test whether homopteran honeydew is an important carbohydrate source for black flies and whether flies from different habitats utilize different sugar …