After the Fur Trade: First Nations Women in Canadian History, 1850 - 1950

Authors

  • Janice Forsyth University of Western Ontario in London, Ontario, Canada

Keywords:

Historiography

Abstract

Cet article explore les thèmes dominants et les tendances dans la litérature historique sur les femmes de Premières nations au Canada entre 1850 et 1950. Quinze sources académiques sont étudiées en détail. Les constatations défient le point de vue libéral progressif et pointe vers les données repères historiques pour évaluer le dossier sur les femmes amérindiennes.

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Published

2005-04-01

Issue

Vol. 29 No. 2 (2005): Indigenous Women: The State of Our Nations

Section

Original Research

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