2002 ANNUAL MEETING

17 October - Morning Session

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9:30-12:00 Salle/Room Dufour 1

Beyond the Cloth of Time: Presence and Representations of First Nations People in Museums

Organisatrice/Organizer: Élise Dubuc, CELAT, Université Laval

Président/Chair: Élise Dubuc, CELAT, Université Laval

9:30 Nancy Parezo, University of Arizona, Displaying First Nations Women’s Clothing

9:50 Élise Dubuc, CELAT, Université Laval, Dress and Dummies in Exhibition or How Museums Resurrect Indigenous Bodies

10:10 Elizabeth Lominska Johnson, University of British Columbia Museum of Anthropology, A Constant Presence: Indigenous Women and Their Clothing in a Contemporary Canadian Museum

10:30 Pause/Break (Café-bar l'Emprise)

10:50 Frank Weasel Head, Kanai; Gerald Conaty, Glenbow Museum; Beth Carter, Glenbow Museum, Nitsitapiisinni: Our Way of Life. Diversity and Equality in Museums

11:10 Brian Klopotek, University of Minnesota, Tunica Treasures: Sovereignty, History, and Identity after Repatriation

11:30 Commentateur/Discussant: Trudy Nicks, McMaster University/Royal Ontario Museum

10:30-12:00 Salle/Room Dufour II

Language, Communication, and Encounter in Colonial North America

Organisateur/Organizer: Tracy Neal Leavelle, Smith College

Président/Chair: William B. Hart, Middlebury College

10:30 Christophe J. M. Boucher, College of Charleston, “Islanders” or Usurpers: Were the Wyandots “Wendats”?

10:50 Tracy Neal Leavelle, Smith College, The Language of Illinois Christianity: Translation and Reception in the French-Illinois Religious Encounter

11:10 Kathleen J. Bragdon, College of William and Mary, Seventeenth-Century Contributions of Native “Informants” to Linguistic Method and Theory in Southern New England

11:30 Commentateur/Discussant: William B. Hart, Middlebury College

9:30-12:00 Salle/Room Drapeau

Gender Relations Among First Nations

Organisateur/Organizer: Program Committee

Président/Chair: Allan Greer, University of Toronto

9:30 Lynda Gullason, Carleton University and Heritage College, Modelling Gender: Generating Archaeological Inferences from Ethnohistoric Data

9:50 Margaret Bender, Wake Forest University, Images of Fatherhood and Masculinity Among Native Americans in Oklahoma

10:10 Melody Nowaczyk, Michigan State University, The Multivariate Approach to Engendering the Fur Trade: Examining Gender Relations at Fort Michilimackinac From 1715 to 1761

10:30 Pause/Break (Café-bar l'Emprise)

10:50 Donna J. Barbie, Embry Riddle University, Catalysts for Potential Loss of Women's Autonomy in Four Traditional Native Cultures

11:10 Margaret Holmes Williamson, Mary Washington College, Powhatan Women: Status and Power

11:30 Commentateur/Discussant: Allan Greer, University of Toronto

10:30-12:00 Salle/Room 108

Linguistic Encounters in the Colonial Order: Three Zapotec Case Studies

Organisateur/Organizer: David Tavárez, Bard College

Président/Chair: Louise Burkhart, SUNY, Albany

10:30 George Aaron Broadwell, SUNY, Albany, Feria’s Doctrina: Alternative representations of Colonial Zapotec

10:50 David Tavárez, Bard College, Zapotec Clandestine Ritual Songs: How to Read Colonial Oral Genres

11:10 Natalie Operstein, UCLA, Spanish loan words and the phonology of Zapotec

11:30 Commentateur/Discussant: John Chuchiak, Southwest Missouri State University

9:00-11:30 Salle/Room 115

(Re)appropriated Indian Voices

Organisateur/Organizer: Program Committee

Présidente/Chair: TBD

9:00 Alison K. Brown, Oxford University, Making Genealogies Visible: The Kainai Photographic History Project

9:20 Mindy J. Morgan, Michigan State University, Transitions and Translations: The Federal Writers’ Project in Montana

9:40 Christina Berndt, University of Minnesota, The Early Silent Film Era: Attempting to Overcome Stereotypes of the American Indian

10:00 Pause/Break (Café-bar l'Emprise),

10:20 Carolyn R. Anderson, St. Olaf College, Metaphors of the Middle Ground

10:40 Jacqueline Grey, Columbia University, Scrutinizing “Talk” on the Island of Noepe

11:00 Commentateur/Discussant: TBD