This article focuses on second-language learning and “linguicide” in Upper Canada between 1843 and 1877. From the small group of Jesuits that made up the ranks of the Society of Jesus’ new missions to Canada in the post-suppression era, it was Jean Pierre Choné, Joseph Hanipaux, Nicholas Frémiot, and Dominique du Ranquet, August Kohler, Nicolas Point, and Joseph Jennesseaux that first learned Algonquin languages in order to proselytize to the Northern Ojibwa populations at the Upper Canada. The Upper Canada mission, led by superior Pierre Chazelle, re-established some of the Society of Jesus’ older Aboriginal missions, and expanded their evangelical territory north and west along Lake Huron a...
En 1842, les jésuites reviennent au Canada. Anciennes terres d’exploits de la défunte Compagnie, leu...
The relationship between the French and the Odawa was a tumultuous one when compared to other Native...
This thesis is a study of missionary interaction with the Dakota language in the nineteenth century....
The role of missionaries from the Society of Jesus was to travel the world to convert people to Cat...
Vita.The object of this research has been to determine the willingness of the seventeenth century Fr...
Cet article cherche à montrer que l’Acadie est un observatoire privilégié pour analyser l’évolution ...
Not long after the first European explorations of the Americas religious orders set out to evangeliz...
Le présent article traite du rôle potentiel qu’ont pu jouer les voyageurs canadiens dans l’acceptati...
The topic of Egerton Ryerson’s relationship with the First Nations is complex, a very large story. T...
The purpose of this paper is to explore interactional processes between the Iroquoian peoples of the...
This ethnohistorical study examines the emergence of a Church of England, Church Missionary Society ...
In 1634, Jean de Brébeuf and its Jesuits pairs settles in Huronia where they have the mission to eva...
Componente Curricular::Educação Superior::Linguística, Letras e Artes::LinguísticaComponente Curricu...
This paper examines 17th-century descriptions of Algonquian and Iroquoian languages by French and Br...
This paper examines 17th-century descriptions of Algonquian and Iroquoian languages by French and Br...
En 1842, les jésuites reviennent au Canada. Anciennes terres d’exploits de la défunte Compagnie, leu...
The relationship between the French and the Odawa was a tumultuous one when compared to other Native...
This thesis is a study of missionary interaction with the Dakota language in the nineteenth century....
The role of missionaries from the Society of Jesus was to travel the world to convert people to Cat...
Vita.The object of this research has been to determine the willingness of the seventeenth century Fr...
Cet article cherche à montrer que l’Acadie est un observatoire privilégié pour analyser l’évolution ...
Not long after the first European explorations of the Americas religious orders set out to evangeliz...
Le présent article traite du rôle potentiel qu’ont pu jouer les voyageurs canadiens dans l’acceptati...
The topic of Egerton Ryerson’s relationship with the First Nations is complex, a very large story. T...
The purpose of this paper is to explore interactional processes between the Iroquoian peoples of the...
This ethnohistorical study examines the emergence of a Church of England, Church Missionary Society ...
In 1634, Jean de Brébeuf and its Jesuits pairs settles in Huronia where they have the mission to eva...
Componente Curricular::Educação Superior::Linguística, Letras e Artes::LinguísticaComponente Curricu...
This paper examines 17th-century descriptions of Algonquian and Iroquoian languages by French and Br...
This paper examines 17th-century descriptions of Algonquian and Iroquoian languages by French and Br...
En 1842, les jésuites reviennent au Canada. Anciennes terres d’exploits de la défunte Compagnie, leu...
The relationship between the French and the Odawa was a tumultuous one when compared to other Native...
This thesis is a study of missionary interaction with the Dakota language in the nineteenth century....