university of regina press apr 2022 (5 Ergebnisse)

Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - An award-winning poet attempts to map the brain's neural connections, raising fundamental questions about identity and interiority.

Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - 'An important language resource that helps intermediate nãehiyawãetan learners begin to understand more advanced grammar of the language. Building on mãaci-nãehiyawãewin / Beginning Cree, Solomon Ratt's first influential Cree language resource, ãahkami-nãehiyawãetãan / Let's Keep Speaking Cree helps intermediate nãehiyawãetan learners begin to understand more advanced grammar of the language. The textbook is more than a language textbook though: it includes a series of the author's original stories written in Cree, complete with comprehension questions, making it ideal for self-study as well as classroom use. Born in a trapper's cabin on the banks of the Churchill River, just four miles north of Stanley Mission, Saskatchewan, Solomon Ratt spent the first few years of his life travelling up and down the river with his parents until he was taken to the residential school in Prince Albert at the age of six. He graduated from the University of Regina with a BA (Ord) and BA (Adv) and an MA. He has been instructing at First Nations University of Canada since 1986. Fast Facts Latest Cree language workbook by highly respected author and educator Solomon Ratt, intended for intermediate readers/ speakers/learners First title in the Continuing Language series, which will build upon our introductory Indigenous language learner texts Includes sections on going to the doctor, Cree culture and values, protocols, faith, humility, teachings, and more.'.

Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - The definitive story of the Nakoda people, in their own words.

Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - 'An in-depth look at the political landscape of Saskatchewan from its leftist roots to its shift in recent years to the right of centre. One of the most underreported stories in Canadian politics has been the political and economic transformation of Saskatchewan. The province that was the birthplace of the CCF-NDP and democratic socialism in North America has, over the last fifty years, undergone fundamental change that has altered its identity. It is now seen as the bastion of the centre-right Saskatchewan Party, which has become one of the most dominant provincial political parties in Canada. The story of that transformation, in which the once powerful NDP has been relegated to the political margins, reaches far beyond the province itself and reflects national and global events that have shaped the province over the course of the last half century. Modern Saskatchewan politics have been less about ideology and more about the influence of issues and events since the late 1960s and the lure of populist leaders who speak to an identity rooted in the province's history. Consistent with Saskatchewan's history, From Left to Right presents a blend of populism, a deeply embedded spirit of independence and personal initiative, coupled with communitarian values and the constant search for a better future.'.

Buch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - 'An in-depth look at the political landscape of Saskatchewan from its leftist roots to its shift in recent years to the right of centre. One of the most underreported stories in Canadian politics has been the political and economic transformation of Saskatchewan. The province that was the birthplace of the CCF-NDP and democratic socialism in North America has, over the last fifty years, undergone fundamental change that has altered its identity. It is now seen as the bastion of the centre-right Saskatchewan Party, which has become one of the most dominant provincial political parties in Canada. The story of that transformation, in which the once powerful NDP has been relegated to the political margins, reaches far beyond the province itself and reflects national and global events that have shaped the province over the course of the last half century. Modern Saskatchewan politics have been less about ideology and more about the influence of issues and events since the late 1960s and the lure of populist leaders who speak to an identity rooted in the province's history. Consistent with Saskatchewan's history, From Left to Right presents a blend of populism, a deeply embedded spirit of independence and personal initiative, coupled with communitarian values and the constant search for a better future.'.