Literatures, Communities, and Learning

Conversations with Indigenous Writers

de Aubrey Jean Hanson (auteur), Kaniehtiio Horn (lecteur), Lincoln McGowan (lecteur), Brianne Tucker (lecteur)

Maison d'édition : Wilfrid Laurier University Press

mai 2021

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Literatures, Communities, and Learning contextualizes Indigenous literatures through pedagogical and social justice perspectives. Gathering conversations with nine Indigenous writers, the book explores the writers’ relationship to storytelling, Indigenous peoples’ well-being, and community-based learning.

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Résumé

educators teaching Indigenous literatures will be interested in this book as a resource / topical

Canadian reading public interested in Indigenous literature, aka “the Shelagh Rogers crowd”

Introduction addresses controversies such as appropriation, debates around authors such as Joseph Boyden

gives Indigenous writers an opportunity to address direct questions around why writing matters to them and their communities

Auteur

Aubrey Jean Hanson (auteur)

Aubrey Jean Hanson is a member of the Métis Nation of Alberta and a faculty member at the University of Calgary. Her research spans Indigenous literary studies, curriculum studies, and social justice education. Aubrey has previously published in English Studies in Canada, The Walrus, and Studies in American Indian Literatures.