Northern Visions : : New Perspectives on the North in Canadian History / / Kerry Abel, Ken Coates.
Outstanding Academic Title, 2002 - Choice Canadian nationalists in the 19th century argued that the North, with its extremes of winter, distance and isolation defined the country's essential character and gave its population the resolve and determination necessary to create a prosperous nation....
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Northern Visions : New Perspectives on the North in Canadian History / Kerry Abel, Ken Coates. Toronto : University of Toronto Press, [2019] ©2001 1 online resource text txt rdacontent computer c rdamedia online resource cr rdacarrier text file PDF rda Frontmatter -- Contents -- Introduction: The North and the Nation / Abel, Kerry / Coates, Ken S. -- Winter and the Shaping of Northern History: Reflections from the Canadian North / Coates, Ken S. / Morrison, William R. -- A Very Long Journey: Distance and Northern History / Waiser, Bill -- Parks Canada and the Commemoration of the North: History and Heritage / Neufeld, David -- Change, Continuity, Renewal: Lessons from a Decade of Historiography on the First Nations of the Territorial North / Kelm, Mary-Ellen -- Inuit History in the Next Millennium: Challenges and Rewards / Grant, Shelagh D. -- Women, Gender, and the Provincial North / Forestell, Nancy M. -- Creating New Angles of Repose: Northern Canadian Communities in a National Context / Porsild, Charlene -- History and the Provincial Norths: An Ontario Example / Abel, Kerry -- Alaska and the Canadian North: Comparing Conceptual Frameworks / Haycox, Stephen -- Whither the Northern Natives in Russian History? / Espiritu, Aileen A. -- Reflections on a Career of Northern Travelling, Teaching, Writing, and Reading / Hodgins, Bruce -- Notes -- Contributors -- Index restricted access http://purl.org/coar/access_right/c_16ec online access with authorization star Outstanding Academic Title, 2002 - Choice Canadian nationalists in the 19th century argued that the North, with its extremes of winter, distance and isolation defined the country's essential character and gave its population the resolve and determination necessary to create a prosperous nation. Promoters lauded its enormous economic potential while cursing its vast expanses and dangerous winters. Novelists, poets and painters were awestruck by its boundless reaches and environmental diversity. Today, the North retains its complex place within the Canadian psyche, at once celebrated as the very essence of the nation, while being largely ignored by a population that clings to the Canada-USA border. Many have debated its significance in Canada's history, and have attempted to bring the region to the attention of the rest of the country by carving out a niche for norther history within the academic curriculum. The current generation of historians has a more ambitious and complex agenda. While they are interested in the North for its own sake, they also firmly believe that the study and teaching of Canadian history as a whole does not currently recognize the North's importance to the development of the nation. Northern Visions, by bringing together a variety of perspectives on the history of the North in Canada, raises new questions and challenges existing ideas. Provocative in their interpretations, these essays do not point to a single path forward in the writing of regional history, but instead suggest that it is time to rethink some of our basic conceptions-and misconceptions-about the North. Northern Visions calls upon historians of both region and nation to broaden their range of research, to connect regional developments to activities in other northern regions of the world, and to think much more widely about the place of the North in the understanding of Canada's past. Issued also in print. Mode of access: Internet via World Wide Web. In English. Description based on online resource; title from PDF title page (publisher's Web site, viewed 28. Aug 2019) Coursebook. ERENTAL-C. HISTORY / Canada / General. bisacsh Abel, Kerry, editor. Coates, Ken, editor. print 9781551114019 https://doi.org/10.3138/9781442602779 Cover https://www.degruyter.com/cover/covers/9781442602779.jpg |
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Northern Visions : New Perspectives on the North in Canadian History / Frontmatter -- Contents -- Introduction: The North and the Nation / Winter and the Shaping of Northern History: Reflections from the Canadian North / A Very Long Journey: Distance and Northern History / Parks Canada and the Commemoration of the North: History and Heritage / Change, Continuity, Renewal: Lessons from a Decade of Historiography on the First Nations of the Territorial North / Inuit History in the Next Millennium: Challenges and Rewards / Women, Gender, and the Provincial North / Creating New Angles of Repose: Northern Canadian Communities in a National Context / History and the Provincial Norths: An Ontario Example / Alaska and the Canadian North: Comparing Conceptual Frameworks / Whither the Northern Natives in Russian History? / Reflections on a Career of Northern Travelling, Teaching, Writing, and Reading / Notes -- Contributors -- Index |
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Frontmatter -- Contents -- Introduction: The North and the Nation / Winter and the Shaping of Northern History: Reflections from the Canadian North / A Very Long Journey: Distance and Northern History / Parks Canada and the Commemoration of the North: History and Heritage / Change, Continuity, Renewal: Lessons from a Decade of Historiography on the First Nations of the Territorial North / Inuit History in the Next Millennium: Challenges and Rewards / Women, Gender, and the Provincial North / Creating New Angles of Repose: Northern Canadian Communities in a National Context / History and the Provincial Norths: An Ontario Example / Alaska and the Canadian North: Comparing Conceptual Frameworks / Whither the Northern Natives in Russian History? / Reflections on a Career of Northern Travelling, Teaching, Writing, and Reading / Notes -- Contributors -- Index |
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Frontmatter -- Contents -- Introduction: The North and the Nation / Winter and the Shaping of Northern History: Reflections from the Canadian North / A Very Long Journey: Distance and Northern History / Parks Canada and the Commemoration of the North: History and Heritage / Change, Continuity, Renewal: Lessons from a Decade of Historiography on the First Nations of the Territorial North / Inuit History in the Next Millennium: Challenges and Rewards / Women, Gender, and the Provincial North / Creating New Angles of Repose: Northern Canadian Communities in a National Context / History and the Provincial Norths: An Ontario Example / Alaska and the Canadian North: Comparing Conceptual Frameworks / Whither the Northern Natives in Russian History? / Reflections on a Career of Northern Travelling, Teaching, Writing, and Reading / Notes -- Contributors -- Index |
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