Paper Talk: A History of Libraries, Print Culture, and Aboriginal Peoples in Canada before 1960
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| Year of Publication |
2005
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English
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| Number of Pages |
248 pp.
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| Publisher |
Scarecrow Press
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| City |
Lanham, MD
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| ISBN |
9780810851139
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Contents:
Contexts and foundations : placing this history v: literacy, books, libraries, and first peoples
The nineteenth century : "read, write, and worship God daily"
First quarter of the twentieth century : books in the schools and aboriginal literary initiatives
1930 through 1960 : community development, philanthropy, and educational neglect : aboriginal and non-aboriginal literary perspectives
Conclusion : knowledge keepers : libraries and the printed word
Approved supplementary readings books for Indian schools, 1931-1938
Day school libraries, 1943
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