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Rocks in the Water, Rocks in the Sun A Memoir from the Heart of Haiti

Vilmond Joegodson Déralciné and Paul Jackson

When Joegodson Déralciné was still allows us to walk in the ditches of Cité Vilmond Joegodson Déralciné is a small child, his parents left rural Soleil, to hide from the macoutes under a furniture maker and writer who Haiti to resettle in the rapidly growing the bed, to feel the ache of an empty lives in Canaan, Haiti. zones of Port-au-Prince. As his family stomach. But, most importantly, he Paul Jackson earned his PhD in entered the city in 1986, Duvalier and provides an account of life in Haiti from history from Queen's University. his dictatorship exited. Haitians, once a perspective that is rarely heard. Free His published work includes One terrorized under Duvalier’s reign, were of sentimentality and hackneyed clichés, of the Boys (McGill-Queen's liberated and emboldened to believe that his narrative explores the spirituality of University Press, 2004). they could take control of their lives. But Vodou, Catholicism, and Protestantism, how? Joining hundreds of thousands of describes the harrowing day of the other peasants trying to adjust to urban 2010 earthquake and its aftermath, life, Joegodson and his family sought and illustrates the inner workings of work and a means of survival. But all MINUSTAH. Written with Canadian November 2014 they found was low-waged assembly plant historian Paul Jackson—Joegodson 978-1-771990-11-0 PAPER 978-1-771990-13-4 EPUB jobs of the sort to which the repressive telling his story in Creole, Jackson 978-1-771990-12-7 PDF Duvalier regime had opened Haiti’s translating, the two of them then Our Lives doors—the combination of flexible reviewing and reworking—the memoir 400 pages capital and cheap labour too attractive is a true collaboration, the struggle of 6 x 9 to multinational manufacturers to be two people from different lands and $24.95 overlooked. With the death of his mother, vastly different circumstances to arrive Joegodson was placed in his uncle’s care, at a place of mutual understanding. and so began a childhood of starvation, In the process, they have given us an endless labour, and abuse. unforgettable account of a country In honest, reflective prose, determined to survive, and on its own Joegodson—now a father himself— terms. ▪

1 FIRST NATIONS • MUSEUM STUDIES

In 1990, Gerald Conaty was hired “We Are Coming Home!” is “We Are Coming Home!” as senior curator of ethnology at the story of the highly complex Repatriation and the Restoration of Blackfoot Cultural the Glenbow Museum, with the process of repatriation as described particular mandate of improving by those intimately involved in the Confidence the museum’s relationship with work, notably the Piikuni, Siksika, Aboriginal communities. That and Kainai elders who provided Edited by Gerald T. Conaty same year, the Glenbow had taken essential oversight and guidance. its first tentative steps toward We also hear from the Glenbow repatriation by returning sacred Museum’s president and CEO at objects to First Nations’ peoples. the time and from an archaeologist These efforts drew harsh criticism then employed at the Provincial from members of the provincial Museum of Alberta who provides government. Was it not the an insider’s view of the drafting museum’s primary legal, ethical, of FNSCORA. These accounts are and fiduciary responsibility to framed by Conaty’s reflections on ensure the physical preservation of the impact of museums on First its collections? Would the return Nations, on the history and culture of a sacred bundle to ceremonial of the Niitsitapi, or Blackfoot, use not alter and diminish its and on the path forward. With historical worth and its value to Conaty’s passing in August of the larger society? Undaunted by 2013, this book is also a tribute such criticism, Conaty oversaw to his enduring relationships the return of more than fifty with the Blackfoot, to his rich medicine bundles to Blackfoot and and exemplary career, and to his Cree communities between the commitment to innovation and years of 1990 and 2000, at which mindful museum practice. ▪ time the First Nations Sacred Ceremonial Objects Repatriation Act (FNSCORA)—still the only repatriation legislation in Canada— was passed. “Repatriation,” he wrote, “is a vital component in the creation of an equitable, diverse, and respectful society.” In 1990 the Glenbow lent a medicine pipe bundle to the Weasel Moccasin family. (L-R: Percy Old Shoes, Daniel Weasel, AN EXCERPT FROM THE BOOK: Dan Weasel Moccasin, and Gerald T. Conaty)

I brought a sacred headdress to an aaawaahskataiki (ceremonial grandparent) of the women’s Maotoki society. Before leaving the museum, I had stuffed the headpiece with acid-free tissue, carefully folded the trailer around more tissue, and placed the entire piece in an acid-free archival box, padding out space with yet more tissue. When I brought the package into the elder’s home, she gasped with horror. The tissue was rapidly discarded and the headdress was rolled tightly, wrapped in a cloth, and secured with twine. It was, in fact, swaddled, much the way a newborn baby is enclosed for care and protection. Here, again, was an alternative way of understanding what these sacred objects are and how they should be cared for. Over time, I have also come to appreciate that the use of these items is not detrimental to their well- being. In fact, their participation in ceremonies keeps them alive and vibrant.— Gerald T. Conaty

Contributors: Gerald T. Conaty, Allan Pard, Jerry Potts, Frank Weasel Head, Herman Yellow Old Woman, Chris McHugh, John W. Ives, and Robert R. Janes

Gerald T. Conaty was the director of Indigenous studies at the Glenbow Museum. He leaves as his legacy more than thirty articles and books, including Powerful Images: Portrayals of Native America, co-authored with Sarah E. Boehme. In 2003, he was inducted into the Kainai Chieftainship and given the name Sikapiistamix (Grey Bull).

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Mission Life in Cree-Ojibwe Country Memories of a Mother and Son

Elizabeth Bingham Young and E. Ryerson Young Edited and with Introductions by Jennifer S. H. Brown

In May of 1868, Elizabeth Bingham Accompanying Elizabeth’s memoir, Jennifer S. H. Brown is professor Young and her new husband, Egerton and offering a counterpoint to it, are the emeritus of history at the Ryerson Young, began a long journey reminiscences of her eldest son, “Eddie.” University of Winnipeg. In addition from Hamilton, Ontario, to the Born at Norway House in 1869 and to her many publications as author, she has edited a number of books, Methodist mission of Rossville. For the nursed by a Cree woman from infancy, including Memories, Myths, and next eight years, Elizabeth supported her Eddie was immersed in local Cree and Dreams of an Ojibwe Leader husband’s work at two mission houses, Ojibwe life, culture, and language, in (2009). Norway House and then Berens River. many ways exemplifying the process of Unprepared for the difficult conditions reverse acculturation often in evidence and the “eight months long” winter, and among the children of missionaries. Like unimpressed with “eating fish twenty-one those of his mother, Eddie’s memories October 2014 978-1-771990-03-5 PAPER times a week,” the young Upper Canada capture the sensory and emotional 978-1-771990-05-9 EPUB wife rose to the challenge. In these remote texture of mission life, providing a 978-1-771990-04-2 PDF outposts, she gave birth to three children, portrait that is startling in its immediacy. Our Lives acted as a nurse and doctor, and applied Skillfully woven together and meticu- 280 pages both perseverance and determination to lously annotated by Jennifer Brown, 1 colour and 16 b&w images, 1 map $29.95 learning Cree, while also coping with these two remarkable recollections of poverty and short supplies within her mission life are an invaluable addition community. Her account of mission life, to the fields of religious, missionary, as seen through the eyes of a woman, is and Aboriginal history. In their power the first of its kind to be archived and to resurrect experience, they are also a now to appear in print. fascination to read. ▪

4 SPORTS • MEDIA AND COMMUNICATIONS

How Canadians Communicate V Sports

Edited by David Taras and Christopher Waddell

Fewer Canadians than ever are lacing up sports—to unpack the meanings that sports David Taras holds the Ralph Klein skates, swimming lengths at the pool, have for us as citizens and consumers. Chair in media studies at Mount practicing their curve ball, and experien- Well-known hockey writer Roy MacGregor Royal University. He served as cing the thrill of competition. However, delves into the influence of big media and an expert advisor to the House of Commons Standing Committee despite a decline in active participation, big sports on the practice of objective on Canadian Heritage and is the Canadians spend enormous amounts of journalism; Richard Gruneau examines co-author of The Last Word: Media time and money on sports, as fans and the worrisome relationship between sports Coverage of the Supreme Court of followers of sporting events and sports participation and socioeconomic class; Canada. culture. Never has media coverage of sports blogger Derrick Newman investigates Christopher Waddell is director been more exhaustive, and never has it the impact of fantasy leagues on sports of the School of Journalism and been more driven by commercial interests coverage; sociologist Harry Hiller looks Communication at Carleton and the need to fuel consumerism, on at the iconic dimensions of the Vancouver University, where he holds the which corporate profits depend. The power Olympics. Other contributors shed light Carty Chair in business and financial plays now occurring in the arena of sports on the way in which the media serve to journalism. He was formerly are by no means solely a matter of money, transform sports—including, of course, national editor for The Globe and however. At issue as well in the media hockey—into a vehicle for the expression of Mail and Parliamentary bureau chief capture of sports are the values that inform identity and nationalism. Still others probe for CBC television news. our daily lives, the physical and emotional the function of sports as spectacle: the health of the population, and the symbols escalation of violence, controversies over January 2015 so long central to a sense of Canadian drug use, and the media’s coverage of tragic 978-1-771990-07-3 PAPER identity. deaths. The goal is not to score points but 978-1-771990-09-7 EPUB Writing from a variety of perspectives, to prompt critical discussion of why sports 978-1-771990-08-0 PDF the contributors to this collection set out matter in Canadian life and culture and 460 pages to explore the impact of the media on how they contribute to the construction of 6 x 9 15 colour images our reception of, and attitudes toward, Canadian identity. ▪ $39.95 5 LITERARY CRITICISM • FILM • IRANIAN STUDIES

Contributors: Mostafa Abedinifard, Familiar and Foreign William Anselmi, Blake Atwood, Babak Elahi, Goulia Ghardashkhani, Identity in Iranian Film and Literature Farideh Goldin, Manijeh Mannani, Laetitia Nanquette, Safaneh Mohaghegh Neyshabiuri, Khatereh Edited by Manijeh Mannani and Veronica Thompson Sheibani, Veronica Thompson, Madeleine Voegeli, and Sheena Wilson The current political climate of novels, memoir, and films. These include Manijeh Mannani is chair of the confrontation between Islamist regimes both canonical and less widely theorized Centre for Humanities and associate and Western governments has resulted texts, as well as works of literature professor of English and comparative in the proliferation of essentialist written in English by authors living in literature at Athabasca University, perceptions of Iran and Iranians in the diaspora. as well as adjunct professor of com- West. Such perceptions do not reflect the Challenging neocolonialist parative literature at the University complex evolution of Iranian identity stereotypes, these critical excursions of Alberta. She specializes in the that occurred in the years following the into Iranian literature and film reveal the poetry of Rumi and is the author of Constitutional Revolution (1906–11) and limitations of collective identity as it has Divine Deviants: The Dialectics of the anti-imperialist Islamic Revolution of been configured within and outside of Devotion in the Poetry of Donne 1979. Despite the Iranian government’s Iran. Through the examination of works and Rumi. She is also the co-editor of Selves and Subjectivities: Reflec- determined pursuance of anti-Western by, among others, the iconic female poet September 2014 tions on Canadian Arts and Culture. policies and strict conformity to religious Forugh Farrokhzad, the expatriate author 978-1-927356-86-9 PAPER Veronica Thompson is associate 978-1-927356-88-3 EPUB principles, the film and literature of Iran Goli Taraqqi, the controversial memoirist 978-1-927356-87-6 PDF reflect the clash between a nostalgic pride Azar Nafisi, and the graphic novelist professor of English and dean of 340 pages in Persian tradition and an apparent Marjane Satrapi, author of Persepolis, the Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences at Athabasca 6 x 9 infatuation with a more Eurocentric this volume engages with the complex 13 b&w illustrations University. Her research interests modernity. In Familiar and Foreign, and contested discourses of religion, $39.95 include Canadian and Australian Mannani and Thompson set out to patriarchy, and politics that are the North American print rights literatures, postcolonial literatures Worldwide digital rights explore the tensions surrounding the contemporary product of Iran’s long and and theories, and women's literature ongoing formulation of Iranian identity revolutionary history. ▪ and feminist theory. She is currently by bringing together essays on poetry, researching representations of terrorism in postcolonial literature. She is also the co-editor of Selves and Subjectivities: Reflections on Canadian Arts and Culture. 6 LITERARY CRITICISM • CANADIAN STUDIES

The Letters of Film and the City Vincent van Gogh The Urban Imaginary in Canadian A Critical Study Cinema Patrick Grant George Melnyk

The Letters of Vincent van Gogh is a long-awaited Film and the City is the first comprehensive study critical assessment of Vincent Van Gogh’s more of Canadian film and “urbanity”—the totality than eight hundred letters. As Grant demonstrates, of urban life and culture. Building upon issues of quite apart from furnishing a highly revealing self- identity formation in Canadian studies, Melnyk portrait of the author, the letters are compelling considers how filmmakers, films, and audiences for their imaginative and expressive power, and for represent and experience urban spatiality, the perceptive commentary they offer on universal visuality, and orality, and shows how Canadian human themes. The result is a wealth of new narrative film of the postmodern period aids in insights into Van Gogh’s inner landscape. articulating a revised national identity. NOW AVAILABLE NOW AVAILABLE Patrick Grant, professor emeritus of English at the George Melnyk is associate professor in the Cultural Dialectics 978-1-927356-59-3 PAPER Department of Communication and Culture at the 978-1-927356-74-6 PAPER University of Victoria, is best known for his studies on 978-1-927356-61-6 EPUB University of Calgary. He has published a number of 978-1-927356-76-0 EPUB literature and religion. He is the author, most recently, 978-1-927356-60-9 PDF 978-1-927356-75-3 PDF of Imperfection (nominated for the Canada Prize) 250 pages books on Canadian cinema, including One Hundred 240 pages and of Literature, Rhetoric, and Violence in Northern 6 x 9 Years of Canadian Cinema (2004), and The Gendered 6 x 9 Ireland, 1968–98. $29.95 Screen: Canadian Women Filmmakers (2010). $27.95

7 SOCIOLOGY • SURVEILLANCE STUDIES

Transparent Lives A collaborative work by The New Transparency Project – Projet sur la nouvelle transparence : Surveillance in Canada The New Transparency Project / Projet sur la nouvelle transparence Colin J. Bennett, Andrew Clement, Arthur Cockfield, Aaron Doyle, Kevin D. Haggerty, Stéphane Leman- NOW AVAILABLE Edited by / Sous la direction de : Langlois, David Lyon, Benjamin Muller, David 978-1-927356-77-7 PAPER Murakami Wood, Laureen Snider, and Valerie Colin J. Bennett, Kevin D. Haggerty, 978-1-927356-79-1 EPUB Steeves. 978-1-927356-78-4 PDF David Lyon, Valerie Steeves 256 pages 6 x 9 The work of a multidisciplinary research Vivre à nu est l’œuvre d’une équipe de recherche $39.95 team, Transparent Lives explains why and multidisciplinaire et explique comment la how surveillance is expanding—mostly surveillance s’accroît – pratiquement sans que unchecked—into every facet of our lives. It personne y porte attention – dans toutes les questions whether or not the loss of control over sphères de notre vie. Est-ce que le prix à payer our personal information is merely the price pour utiliser les médias sociaux et d’autres Vivre à nu we pay for using social media and other forms moyens de communication électronique est de La surveillance au canada of electronic communication, or whether we desserrer notre emprise sur nos renseignements should be wary of systems that make us visible, personnels? Au contraire, devrions-nous nous NOW AVAILABLE and thus vulnerable, to others as never before. méfier des systèmes qui nous rendent plus que 978-1-927356-83-8 PAPER Intended not only to inform but to make jamais visibles et, par conséquent, vulnérables 978-1-927356-85-2 EPUB a difference, this book is deliberately aimed aux yeux des autres? 978-1-927356-84-5 PDF at a broad audience, including legislators and Cet ouvrage vise non seulement à informer, 288 pages policymakers, journalists, civil liberties groups, 6 x 9 mais également à changer le cours des choses. $39.95 educators, and, above all, the reading public. Il cible intentionnellement un grand public : les décideurs, les journalistes, les groupes de défense des libertés civiles, les enseignants et, par-dessus tout, les lecteurs du grand public.

8 DISTANCE EDUCATION • EDUCATION

Online Distance Education Teaching in Blended Learning Towards a Research Agenda Environments Edited by Olaf Zawacki-Richter and Creating and Sustaining Communities Terry Anderson of Inquiry

Online Distance Education provides a systematic Norman D. Vaughan, Martha Cleveland- overview of the major issues, trends, and areas of Innes, and D. Randy Garrison priority in research on online distance education. Teaching in Blended Learning Environments Intended as a primary reference and guide for provides a coherent framework in which to explore educators, researchers, and policymakers, it the transformative concept of blended learning— addresses issues of cost and economics, social the organic integration of complementary face- justice, cultural impacts, professional development to-face and online approaches and technologies. for faculty, and the management and growth of Built upon the framework of the Community of learner communities. Inquiry—the premise that higher education is both NOW AVAILABLE NOW AVAILABLE a collaborative and individually constructivist Issues in Distance Education Olaf Zawacki-Richter is professor of educational Issues in Distance Education learning experience—the authors present seven 978-1-927356-62-3 PAPER technology at the University of Oldenburg. Terry 978-1-927356-47-0 PAPER 978-1-927356-64-7 EPUB Anderson is professor and researcher in the principles for harnessing the opportunities 978-1-927356-49-4 EPUB 978-1-927356-63-0 PDF Technology-Enhanced Knowledge Research Centre at for teaching and learning available through 978-1-927356-48-7 PDF 440 pages Athabasca University. 142 pages technology. Focusing on teaching practices 6 x 9 5.5 x 8.5 related to the design, facilitation, direction, and $39.95 $24.95 assessment of blended learning experiences, this text addresses the growing demand for improved teaching in higher education.

Norman D. Vaughan is a professor in the Department of Education, Faculty of Teaching and Learning at Mount Royal University. Martha Cleveland-Innes is professor and chair in the Centre for Distance Education at Athabasca University. D. Randy Garrison is a professor in the Faculty of Education at the University of Calgary.

9 HEALTH & MEDICINE

The Acute-Care Nurse Teaching Health Practitioner Professionals Online A Transformational Journey Frameworks and Strategies Judy Rashotte Sherri Melrose, Caroline Park, and Beth Perry The Acute-Care Nurse Practitioner is based on in-depth interviews with twenty-six nurse Intended for a wide range of health care practitioners working in acute-care settings all professionals—nurses, social workers, occupations across Canada. Although much has been written and radiation therapists, chiropractors, dietitians, about the services provided by NPs little research and dental hygenists—who deliver online classes, has examined the lived experience of the NP this compendium of creative, challenging online and the journey of discovery and transformation activities will inspire new and experienced brought on by the unique aspects of the role—not instructors. Each chapter is contextualized within to mention the significant contribution they one of such educational theories as instructional NOW AVAILABLE make to the work of their colleagues and to the NOW AVAILABLE immediacy, invitational theory, constructivism, 978-1927356-26-5 PAPER care of patients and families. Rashotte expresses 978-1927356-65-4 PAPER connectivism, transformative learning, and 978-1927356-28-9 EPUB her passion for nursing while drawing on the 978-1927356-67-8 EPUB quantum learning theory. 978-1927356-27-2 PDF eclectic nature of her nursing career as a clinician, 978-1927356-66-1 PDF 244 pages 164 pages Sherri Melrose, Caroline Park, and Beth Perry teach 6 x 8 educator, and manager to reveal the hidden 5.5 x 8.5 in the Faculty of Health Disciplines at Athabasca $24.95 complexities of nursing practice and in particular $24.95 University. Melrose has published widely on educating the role of the nurse practitioner. health professionals. Park has subsequently developed and taught many courses for Athabasca University. Judy Rashotte is director of nursing research at the Perry is currently principal investigator of a SSHRC- Children’s hospital of Eastern Ontario in Ottawa and funded study that explores how artistic pedagogical an adjunct professor with the School of Nursing in the technologies influence interaction, social presence, and Faculty of Health Sciences at the University of Ottawa. community in the online post-secondary classroom.

10 WESTERN HISTORY • FIRST NATIONS

Development Derailed Xwelíqwiya Calgary and the CPR, 1962–64 The Life of a Stó:lō Matriarch Max Foran Rena Point Bolton and Richard Daly

In June of 1962, the Canadian Pacific Railway Comprising a series of vignettes collected in proposed a multimillion dollar development conversation with friend and anthropologist project to redevelop part of its reserved land in the Richard Daly, Xwelíqwiya shows how Rena Point heart of downtown Calgary. Hoping to reshape Bolton, a BC Stó:lō (or Xwélmexw) matriarch, Calgary’s urban core and vitalize the city’s identity artist, and teacher, not only took on the as a western Canadian centre both parties were responsibility of passing down First Nations crafts initially eager to see the project through. Drawing and ceremonies, but also broke the silence then on the private records of Rod Sykes, the CPR’s held by her people, in the hopes of reinvigorating onsite negotiator and later Calgary’s mayor, an interest in both traditional arts and crafts and Foran unravels the fascinating story of how the ways of knowing.

NOW AVAILABLE ambitious project fell prey to a conflict between NOW AVAILABLE Rena Point Bolton is a Xwélmexw artist and weaver 978-1-927356-08-1 PAPER corporate rigidity and an unorganized civic Our Lives: Diary, Memoir, and who lives in northern British Columbia. Richard 978-1-927356-10-4 EPUB administration. Letters 978-1-927356-09-8 PDF 978-1-927356-56-2 PAPER Daly is a social anthropologist, translator, editor, and 224 pages Max Foran is a professor in the Faculty of Communica- 978-1-927356-57-9 EPUB Aboriginal rights consultant. Originally from a fishing 6 x 9 tion and Culture at the University of Calgary. He has 978-1-927356-58-6 PDF and forestry community on the Pacific Coast, Daly now $27.95 320 pages written extensively on various Western Canadian resides in Norway near Oslo. 6 x 9 urban, rural, and cultural topics, most recently on $34.95 ranching, urban growth, and sustainability.

11 ENVIRONMENT • MEMOIR

Fish Wars and Trout Travesties The Teacher and the Saving Southern Alberta’s Coldwater Superintendent Streams in the 1920s Native Schooling in the Arctic George Colpitts Interior, 1904-1918

Fish Wars and Trout Travesties offers an Compiled and annotated by instructive glimpse into an earlier era, before the George E. Boulter II state assumed its present degree of regulatory Edited by Barbara Grigor-Taylor control over the environment. In southern Alberta of the 1920s, townspeople and civic leaders took a Lovingly collected by Alice’s granddaughter spirited interest in the management of their local Barbara Grigor-Taylor are letters from George rivers and streams and often held strong opinions E. Boulter, school superintendent on the Upper about which species of fish should be conserved Yukon, and diary entries by Alice Green, a and by what methods. As Colpitts demonstrates, Southern belle whose missionary zeal inspired AVAILABLE SUMMER 2014 the move for conservation described in Fish Wars AVAILABLE SUMMER 2014 her to dedicate her life to teaching in Alaska. 978-1-927356-71-5 PAPER was largely a grassroots phenomenon, and the 978-1-927356-50-0 PAPER These accounts chronicle the conflicts between 978-1-927356-73-9 EPUB rules that the state subsequently formulated were 978-1-927356-52-4 EPUB church and government and provide a first-hand 978-1-927356-72-2 PDF 978-1-927356-51-7 PDF often the result of pressures from below. perspective of the earnest but misdirected efforts 150 pages 520 pages 5.5 x 8.5 66 photos of both institutions to assimilate Alaska Natives George Colpitts is an environmental historian and $24.95 6 x 9 into American life. associate professor of history at the University of $39.95 Calgary. Barbara Grigor-Taylor, of Cavendish Rare Books, London, is an antiquarian book specialist. She has presented papers and lectures on topics ranging from Western writings on China to eighteenth-century Russian explorations. George E. Boulter II was born in Alaska and later lived in California before embarking in 1947 on a career in the U.S. Merchant Marines.

12 DISTANCE EDUCATION • LAW

Teaching Crowds Legal Literacy Learning and Social Media An Introduction to Legal Studies Jon Dron and Terry Anderson Archie Zariski

In Teaching Crowds, Dron and Andesron To understand how the legal system works, introduce a new model for understanding and students must consider the law in terms of its exploiting the pedagogical potential of Web-based structures, processes, language, and modes of technologies, one that rests on connections—on thought and argument—in short, they must networks and collectives—rather than on become literate in the field. Legal Literacy separations. Recognizing that online learning fulfills this aim by providing a foundational both demands and affords new models of teaching understanding of key concepts such as legal and learning, the authors show how learners can personhood, jurisdiction, and precedent, and by engage with social media platforms to create introducing students to legal research and writing an unbounded field of emergent connections— skills. Examples of cases, statutes, and other legal AVAILABLE SUMMER 2014 allowing them to draw from one another’s materials support these concepts. Issues in Distance Education AVAILABLE SUMMER 2014 978-1-927356-80-7 PAPER expertise to formulate and fulfill their own Open Paths to Enriched Learning A former litigator in Edmonton, Alberta, Archie Zariski 978-1-927356-82-1 EPUB education goals.. 978-1-927356-44-9 PAPER 978-1-927356-81-4 PDF 978-1-927356-46-3 EPUB has been teaching law and legal studies since 1991. 450 pages Jon Dron is associate professor in the School of Com- 978-1-927356-45-6 PDF 6 x 9 puting and Information Systems and a member of the 220 pages 6 x 9 $39.95 Technology-Enhanced Knowledge Research Institute at $24.95 Athabasca University. Terry Anderson is professor and researcher in the Technology-Enhanced Knowledge Research Institute at Athabasca University..

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How Canadians Communicate IV Making Game Imagining Head-Smashed-In Media and Politics An Essay on Hunting, Familiar Things, and the Strangeness Aboriginal Buffalo Hunting on the Northern Plains Edited by David Taras and Christopher Waddell of Being Who One Is Jack W. Brink 6 x 9 • 400 pp Peter L. Atkinson 6.5 x 9.25 • 360 pp $34.95 5.5 x 8 • 164 pp $34.95 (paper) • $85.00 (cloth) $24.95 Selves and Subjectivities Light from Ancient Campfires Reflections on Canadian Arts and Culture Northern Love Archaeological Evidence for Native Lifeways Edited by Manijeh Mannani and Veronica Thompson An Exploration of Canadian Masculinity on the Northern Plains 5.5 x 8.5 • 280 pp Paul Nonnekes Trevor R. Peck $29.95 6 x 9 • 144 pp 7 x 10.5 • 528 pp $24.95 $44.95 The Undiscovered Country Essays in Canadian Intellectual Culture To Know Our Many Selves Lost Tracks Ian Angus From the Study of Canada to Canadian Studies Buffalo National Park, 1909–1939 6 x 9 • 320 pp Dirk Hoerder Jennifer Brower $34.95 6.5 x 9.75 • 432 pp 6 x 9 • 192 pp $34.95 $29.95 Valences of Interdisciplinarity Theory, Practice, Pedagogy Trail of Story, Traveller’s Path COMPUTING Edited by Raphael Foshay Reflections on Ethnoecology and Landscape Open Data Structures 6 x 9 • 356 pp Leslie Main Johnson An Introduction $34.95 6 x 9 • 268 pp Pat Morin $34.95 6 x 9 • 344 pp CULTURAL STUDIES $29.95 ECOLOGY In/visible Sight Ecology & Wonder in the Canadian Rocky Mountain Parks The Mixed-Descent Families of Southern New Zealand ANTHROPOLOGY & ARCHAEOLOGY World Heritage Site Angela Wanhalla Alberta’s Lower Athabasca Basin Robert W. Sandford 6.5 x 9.5 • 220 pp Archaeology and Palaeoenvironments 7.5 x 9.5 • 378 pp $29.95 Edited by Brian M. Ronaghan $44.95 6 x 9 • 520 pp $39.95 AVAILABLE FALL 2014 16 COMPLETE BACK LIST

HEALTH & MEDICINE SOCIOLOGY LABOUR Before and After Radical Prostate Surgery Alberta’s Day Care Controversy Hobohemia and the Crucifixion Machine Information and Resource Guide From 1908 to 2009—and Beyond Rival Images of a New World in 1930s Vancouver Virginia Vandall-Walker with Katherine Moore and Diane Tom Langford Todd McCallum Pyne 6 x 9 • 424 pp 6 x 9 • 366 pp 5 x 7 • 64 pp $34.95 $29.95 AVAILABLE FALL 2014 $7.95 The Anatomy of Ethical Leadership Our Union Also available in French: To Lead Our Organizations in a Conscientious and Authentic UAW/CAW Local 27 from 1950 to 1990 Avant et après la prostatectomie radicale Manner Jason Russell Lyse Langlois 6 x 8 • 350 pp • 15 b&w photos More Moments in Time 5.5 x 9 • 128 pp $29.95 Images in Exemplary Nursing $24.95 Beth Perry The Political Economy of Workplace Injury in Canada 6 x 9 • 258 pp Game-Day Gangsters Bob Barnetson $29.95 Crime and Deviance in Canadian Football 5.75 x 8.75 • 284 pp Curtis Fogel $24.95 NATURE 5 x 8 • 144 pp The Beaver Hills Country Provincial Solidarities $24.95 A History of Land and Life A History of the New Brunswick Federation of Labour Graham A. MacDonald Sociocultural Systems David Frank 6 x 9 • 264 pp Principles of Structure and Change 6.5 x 8.5 • 260 pp $29.95 Frank W. Elwell $27.95 6 x 9 • 404 pp Northern Rover Solidarités Provinciales $24.95 The Life Story of Olaf Hanson Histoire de la Fédération des travailleurs et travailleuses du A.L. Karras with Olaf Hanson Strategic Nonviolent Power Nouveau-Brunswick 6 x 9 • 204 pp The Science of Satyagrah David Frank $29.95 Mark A. Mattaini 6.5 x 8.5 • 260 pp 6 x 9 • 340 pp $27.95 $29.95

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Union Power Mountain Masculinity DRAMA Solidarity and Struggle in Niagara The Life and Writing of Nello “Tex” Vernon-Wood Hot Thespian Action! Carmela Patrias and Larry Savage in the Canadian Rockies, 1906-1938 Ten Premiere Plays from Walterdale Playhouse 6 x 9 • 220 pp Edited and introduced by Andrew Gow and Julie Rak Edited by Robin C. Whittaker $24.95 6 x 9 • 237 pp 6 x 9 • 584 pp $29.95 Working People in Alberta $39.95 A History Roy & Me Nightwood Theatre Alvin Finkel et al. This is Not a Memoir A Woman’s Work is Always Done 10.5 x 9 • 360 pp Maurice Yacowar Shelley Scott 5 x 7.5 • 148 pp $41.95 6 x 9 • 346 pp $19.95 $39.95 MEMOIR A Very Capable Life Champagne and Meatballs Voices of the Land The Autobiography of Zarah Petri Adventures of a Canadian Communist The Seed Savers and Other Plays John Leigh Walters Bert Whyte, edited and introduced by Larry Hannant Katherine Koller 5 x 8 • 208 pp 5.5 x 8.5 • 336 pp 6 x 9 • 208 pp $24.95 $29.95 $19.95 A Woman of Valour Letters from the Lost The Biography of Marie-Louise Bouchard Labelle FICTION A Memoir of Discovery Claire Trépanier Dustship Glory Helen Waldstein Wilkes 6 x 9 • 255 pp Andreas Schroeder 6 x 9 • 280 pp $24.95 6 x 9 • 240 pp $24.95 Also available in French: $19.95 Man Proposes, God Disposes C’est le temps d’en parler Sefer Recollections of a French Pioneer Ewa Lipska, translated by Barbara Bogoczek and Tony How- Pierre Maturié, translated by Vivien Bosley ard 6 x 9 • 260 pp 5 x 7 • 122 pp $29.95 $16.95

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BOOK AWARDS

In the six years since the inauguration of AU Press, a number of our publications have won or been shortlisted for several awards in distance education, non-fiction, and history. The following list of high- lights testifies to the success of AU Press’s commitment to publishing quality open access books:

Accessible Elements • 2009 AAUP Book Jacket and Journal Show: • 2012 Canadian Aboriginal History Book Prize (CHA) Teaching Science Online and at a Distance – Jackets and Covers • 2012 Willa Literary Awards for Scholary Non-Fiction Dietmar Kennepohl and Lawton Shaw • 2011 Alberta Book Publishing Awards (BPAA): Scholarly Imagining Head-Smashed-In and Academic Book Award • 2011 Charles A. Wedemeyer Award Aboriginal Buffalo Hunting on the Northern Plains (Research & Publication) Jack W. Brink • 2011 Armitage-Jameson Prize for Western Women's History Hard Time • 2011 Felicia A. Holton Book Award, Archaeological Reforming the Penitentiary in Nineteenth-Century Canada Institute of America Roy & Me Ted McCoy • 2009 Alberta Book Publishing Awards (BPAA): Trade This is Not a Memoir Maurice Yacowar • 2013 AAUP Book Jacket and Journal Show: Scholarly Non-Fiction Book Award Typographic - Book • 2009 Calgary Public Library Literary Awards (Adult • 2011 Alberta Book Publishing Awards (BPAA): Book Non-Fiction) Cover/Jacket Design Letters from the Lost • 2009 CAA Public Communications Award • 2011 AAUP Book Jacket and Journal Show: A Memoir of Discovery • 2009 Society of American Archaeologists (SAA): Public – Jackets and Covers Helen Waldstein Wilkes Audience Book Award – Trade Typographic • 2011 Edna Staebler Award for Creative • Writers Guild of Alberta - Alberta Literary Awards 2009: The Theory and Practice of Online Learning Non-Fiction City of Edmonton Book Prize 2nd edition • 2011 Alberta Readers' Choice Awards Mobile Learning Edited by Terry Anderson The Importance of Being Monogamous Transforming the Delivery of Education • 2009 Charles A. Wedemeyer Award (Research & Marriage and Nation Building in Western and Training Publication) Canada to 1915 edited by Mohamed Ally A Very Capable Life Sarah Carter • 2010 Charles A. Wedemeyer Award (Research & The Autobiography of Zarah Petri Publication) • 2009 Clio Prize - The Prairies John Leigh Walters • 2009 Margaret McWilliams (Scholarly History), Recollecting • 2010 Edna Staebler Award for Creative Non-Fiction Manitoba Historical Society Lives of Aboriginal Women of the Canadian Northwest • 2009 Alberta Book Publishing Awards (BPAA): and Borderlands – Scholarly & Academic Book Award edited by Sarah Carter and Patricia A. McCormack – Book Cover/Jacket Design 22 AU PRESS SERIES

Issues in Distance Teaching in Blended Learning Environ- institutions and attitudes of the region. by our response to the issues and events ments • Norman D. Vaughan, Martha The series embraces a variety of disci- of the era into which we are born. Many Education Cleveland-Innes, and D. Randy Garrison plines and is intended for both university of the voices in the series thus speak SERIES EDITOR: Terry Anderson and David Online Distance Education • edited by audiences and general readers interested in the context of political and social Wiley Olaf Zawacki-Richter and Terry Anderson in the American and Canadian Wests. events of the sort about which historians Teaching Crowds • Jon Dron and Terry have traditionally written. What they Distance education is the fastest-growing Anderson Series Titles have to say fills in the details, creating mode of formal and informal teaching Icon, Brand, Myth • edited by Max Foran a richly varied portrait that celebrates and learning. This series presents recent the concrete, allowing broader historical research results and offers accessible The Importance of Being Monogamous • settings to emerge between the lines. The overviews, analyses, and explorations The West Unbound: Sarah Carter series invites materials that are engagingly of current issues and the technologies One Step Over the Line • edited by Social and Cultural written and that contribute in some way and services used in e-learning, mobile Elizabeth Jameson and Sheila McManus to our understanding of the relationship learning, and immersive learning Studies Expansive Discourses • Max Foran SERIES EDITORS: Alvin Finkel and Sarah between the individual and the collective. environments. Each volume focuses on Liberalism, Surveillance, and Resistance • Carter Manuscripts that include an introduction critical questions and emerging trends, Keith D. Smith or epilogue that contextualizes the while also taking note of the evolutionary Writing about the westen regions of The West and Beyond • edited by Alvin primary materials and reflects on their history and roots of this specialized mode Canada and the United States once turned Finkel, Sarah Carter, and Peter Fortna significance will be preferred. of education and training. The series is on the alienation of the peoples of West Recollecting • edited by Sarah Carter and aimed at a wide group of readers includ- from East. The mythology of a homogen- Patricia A. McCormack Series Titles ing distance education teachers, trainers, ized West fighting bravely for its rightful A Very Capable Life • John Leigh Walters administrators, researchers, and students. place in the sun deflected interest from Letters from the Lost • Helen Waldstein the lives of ordinary people and from the Our Lives: Diary, Wilkes Series Titles social struggles that pitted some groups A Woman of Valour • Claire Trépanier The Theory and Practice of Online Learn- in the West against others — often the Memoir, and Letters ing • edited by Terry Anderson Man Proposes, God Disposes • Pierre elite groups who claimed to speak for the Social history contests the construction Maturié, translated by Vivien Bosley Mobile Learning • edited by Mohamed Ally region as a whole on the national stage. of the past as the story of elites — a grand Xwelíqwiya: The Life of a Stó:lō Matriarch A Designer’s Log • Michael Power Seeking to challenge simplistic interpreta- narrative dedicated to the actions of • Richard Daly, as told by Rena Point tions of the West and its institutions, The Accessible Elements • edited by Dietmar those in power. Our Lives seeks instead Bolton Kennepohl and Lawton Shaw West Unbound focuses instead on the to make available voices from the past Mission Life in Cree-Ojibwe Country • ways in which particular groups of Emerging Technologies in Distance Educa- that might otherwise remain unheard. Jennifer S. H. Brown tion • edited by George Veletsianos Westerners — among them women, By foregrounding the experience of Rocks in the Water, Rocks in the Sun • workers, Aboriginal peoples, farmers, ordinary individuals, the series aims to Flexible Pedagogy, Flexible Practice Vilmond Joegodson Déralciné and Paul • edited by Elizabeth Burge, Chère and people from a diverse array of ethnic demonstrate that history is ultimately the Jackson Campbell Gibson, and Terry Gibson backgrounds — attempted to shape the story of our lives, lives constituted in part

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Mingling Voices Sefer • Ewa Lipska Working Canadians: Union Power • Carmela Patrias and Larry Savage The Lays of Marie de France • translated SERIES EDITOR: Manijeh Mannani by David R. Slavitt Books from the CCLH The Wages of Relief • Eric Strikwerda SERIES EDITORS: Alvin Finkel and Greg Provincial Solidarities • David Frank Mingling Voices draws on the work Kealey of both new and established poets, Solidarités Provinciales • David Frank, novelists, and writers of short stories. Global Peace Studies The Canadian Committee on Labour traduit par Réjean Ouellette History is Canada’s organization of The series especially, but not exclusively, SERIES EDITOR: George Melnyk aims to promote authors who challenge historians and other scholars interested traditions and cultural stereotypes. It Global Peace Studies is an in the study of the lives and struggles of Canadian Plays is designed to reach a wide variety of interdisciplinary series dealing with the working people throughout Canada’s SERIES EDITOR: Anne Nothof readers, both generalists and specialists. discourses of war and peace, conflict past. Since 1976, the CCLH has published Labour/Le travail, Canada’s Mingling Voices is also open to literary and post-conflict studies, human This series features a broad range of pre-eminent scholarly journal of labour works that delineate the immigrant rights, international development, new Canadian plays that have been studies. It also publishes books, now in experience in Canada. human security, and peace building. professionally produced at least once, conjunction with AU Press, that focus on The series is global in perspective, and with a particular emphasis on the the history of Canada’s working people Series Titles includes works on militarism, structural work of playwrights living in Alberta. and their organizations. The emphasis Poems for a Small Park • E. D. Blodgett violence, post-war reconstruction, Publications may include single full- and reconciliation in divided societies. in this series is on materials that are Dreamwork • Jonathan Locke Hart length plays, collections of plays by one accessible to labour audiences as well as The series encourages contributions playwright, and thematic collections by Windfall Apples • Richard Stevenson university audiences rather than simply from a wide variety of disciplines and three or more playwrights. The target The dust of just beginning • Don Kerr on scholarly studies in the labour area. professions including health, law, social audience comprises theatre lovers, This includes documentary collections, Roy & Me • Maurice Yacowar work, and education, in addition to the actors and playwrights, directors and oral histories, autobiographies, Zeus and the Giant Iced Tea • Leopold humanities and social sciences. producers, teachers and students. McGinnis biographies, and provincial and local Series Titles labour movement histories with a Musing • Jonathan Locke Hart Series Titles Bomb Canada • Chantal Allan popular bent. Praha • E. D. Blodgett Hot Thespian Action! • edited by Robin The ABCs of Human Survival • Arthur C. Whittaker Dustship Glory • Andreas Schroeder Clark Series Titles Nightwood Theatre • Shelley Scott The Kindness Colder Than the Elements • Strategic Nonviolent Power • Mark A. Champagne and Meatballs • Bert Whyte, Charles Noble Mattaini edited and with an introduction by Larry Voices of the Land • Katherine Koller Hannant kiyâm • Naomi McIlwraith Working People in Alberta • Alvin Finkel, The Metabolism of Desire • Guido with contributions by Jason Foster, Cavalcanti, translated by David R. Slavitt Winston Gereluk, Jennifer Kelly, James Muir, Joan Schiebelbein, Jim Selby, and Eric Strikwerda 24 AU PRESS SERIES

Fabriks: Studies in the Cultural Dialectics OPEL: Open Paths to Recovering the Past: Working Class SERIES EDITOR: Raphael Foshay Enriched Learning Studies in Archaeology SERIES EDITORS: Ingo Schmidt and Jeff SERIES EDITOR: Jack W. Brink Taylor Cultural Dialectics provides an open By seeking to provide learning resources for use both by students and by Capital is dead labor arena in which to debate questions of Recovering the Past promotes the professors, the OPEL (Open Paths to —Karl Marx culture and dialectic — their practices, publication of books on the archaeology Enriched Learning) series represents their theoretical forms, and their rela- of northwestern North America, includ- Fabriks: Studies in the Working Class AU Press’s continued commitment tions to one another and to other spheres ing the northern Plains, Parkland, Boreal provides a broad-based forum for labour to providing open and affordable and modes of inquiry. Approaches Forest, Sub-Arctic and Arctic regions. studies research. Of particular inter- high-quality educational material for that draw on any of the following are In addition, books based in other est are works that challenge familiar undergraduate courses. Material in this especially encouraged: continental phil- geographic regions that address topics of national and institutional narratives, series will be made available in both osophy, psychoanalysis, the Frankfurt broad scholarly interest will be con- focusing instead on gender-based, occu- print and digital formats. Please direct and Birmingham schools of cultural sidered. The series invites manuscripts pational, racial, and regional divisions inquiries to Connor Houlihan, AU Press. theory, deconstruction, gender theory, that synthesize regional archaeological among workers and on strategies for postcoloniality, and interdisciplinarity. fostering working-class solidarity. The Series Titles research, as well as those that report on important or recently discovered sites, series also seeks to resurrect both social Series Titles Open Data Structures • Pat Morin class analysis and the view of labour new analytical techniques, and meth- Northern Love • Paul Nonnekes Mind, Body, World • Michael R.W. movements as a potentially liberating Dawson odological advances. As an essential part Making Game • Peter L. Atkinson social force. It invites contributions not Legal Literacy • Archie Zariski of its mission, the series seeks to bring Valences of Interdisciplinarity • edited by archaeology to a wider audience, and only from labour historians but from Raphael Foshay industrial relations scholars, political a strong emphasis is placed on works Imperfection • Patrick Grant scientists, economists, sociologists and written in a clear and engaging style. The Undiscovered Country • Ian Angus social movement theorists, and anyone The volumes in Recovering the Past are else whose concerns lie with the history The Letters of Vincent van Gogh • Patrick addressed to students and professional Grant and organization of labour, its philo- archaeologists alike, as well as to sophical underpinnings, and the struggle academics in related disciplines and to for economic and social justice. interested members of the public.

Series Titles Series Titles The Political Economy of Workplace Alberta's Lower Athabasca Basin • edited Injury in Canada • Bob Barnetson by Brian M. Ronaghan Our Union • Jason Russell Hobohemia and the Crucifixion Machine • Todd McCallum 25 JOURNALS

JOURNALS

Labour / Le Travail

www.lltjournal.ca The International Review of Journal of Research Practice ISSN 1191-4842 (Online) Research in Open and Distance Journal of Research Practice (JRP) seeks to develop ISSN 0700-3862 (Print) our understanding of research as a type of practice, so Learning (IRRODL) as to extend and enhance that practice in the future. The International Review of Research in Open and The journal aims to highlight the dynamics of research Distance Learning (IRRODL) is a peer-reviewed practice—as it unfolds in the life of a researcher, in e-journal that aims to disseminate research, theory, the growth and decline of a field, and in relation to a and best practice in open and distance learning changing social and institutional environment. worldwide, since 2000. jrp.icaap.org www.irrodl.org ISSN 1712-851X Labour / Le Travail ISSN 1492-3831 Labour / Le Travail is the semi-annual publication of the Canadian Committee on Labour History. Since its first issue in 1976, it has carried many important articles in the fields of working-class history, industrial sociology, labour economics, and labour relations. The Trumpeter Canadian Folk Music / The Trumpeter is an environmental journal dedicated Publiée par le comité canadien sur l’histoire du travail Musique folklorique canadienne to the development of an ecosophy, or wisdom, born deux fois par année, la revue Labour / Le Travail a Canadian Folk Music/Musique folklorique of ecological understanding and insight. As such, it fait paraître depuis 1976 plusieurs articles marquants canadienne is published quarterly by the Canadian serves the deep ecology movement’s commitment to dans le domaine de l’histoire de la classe ouvrière, de Society for Traditional Music, and contains articles, explore and analyze philosophically relevant environ- la sociologie industrielle, de l’économie du travail et notices, reviews and commentary on all aspects of mental concerns in light of ecological developments des relations industrielles. Canadian folk music. The Canadian Society for at every relevant level: metaphysics, science, history, Traditional Music (formerly the Canadian Folk Music politics. Gaining a deeper understanding involves a Society, established 1957) is dedicated to the study and comprehensive set of criteria that includes analytical promotion of musical traditions of all communities rigour, spiritual insight, ethical integrity, and aesthetic and cultures, in all their aspects. appreciation. www.canfolkmusic.ca trumpeter.athabascau.ca ISSN 1925-3265 (Online) ISSN 1705-9429 (Online) 26 ISSN 0829-5344 (print) JOURNALS • WEBSITE PUBLICATIONS

WEBSITE PUBLICATIONS

We are dedicated to open access and digital publishing materials of value to students and researchers. Propos- in order to serve the needs of a global community als for new websites undergo an initial peer review, Oral History Forum d’histoire orale of adult learners and researchers. With emerging and existing websites are periodically reassessed to Oral History Forum d’histoire orale is the online technology, digital scholarly publishing is no longer ensure continued quality. journal of the Canadian Oral History Association. limited to e-book and e-journal formats. Websites, It serves as the premier meeting place for scholars, various media formats, and interactive media are archivists, librarians, community activists, and others also means of disseminating high-quality, scholarly who use oral history in their explorations of the past material and resources for academic research. and present. Under its imprint, AU Press publishes websites that www.oralhistoryforum.ca adhere to scholarly parameters and whose content ISSN 1923-0567 is research-based and/or consists of primary source

The International Journal of Canadian Theatre Encyclopedia Aurora E-Learning and Distance The Canadian Theatre Encyclopedia is an ongoing, Aurora: Interviews with Leading Thinkers and Education highly accessible database of information about Writers is an open-access online publication offering Canadian actors, playwrights, directors, producers, interviews with leading scholars, artists, and activists The International Journal of E-Learning and designers, composers, theatre organizations and that highlight specific dimensions of their thinking Distance Education (IJEDE) is an international institutions, and plays. and the implications of their ideas and work. These publication of the Canadian Network for Innovation interviews are designed to be of interest not only to in Education (CNIE). Its aims are to promote and www.canadiantheatre.com students and academics but also to the general public. encourage scholarly work in e-learning and distance education and provide a forum for the dissemination aurora.icaap.org of international scholarship. www.ijede.ca ISSN 2292-8588

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ABCs of Human Survival, The 15, 24 Importance of Being Monogamous, The Solidarités Provinciales 17, 24 Allan, Chantal 15, 24 Gibson, Terry 14, 23 Perry, Beth 10, 17 Accessible Elements 14, 22, 23 14, 22, 23 Strategic Nonviolent Power 17, 24 Ally, Mohamed 14, 22, 23 Gow, Andrew 18 Power, Michael 14, 23 Acute-Care Nurse Practitioner, The 10 In/visible Sight 16 Teacher and the Superintendent, Anderson, Terry 9, 13, 14, Grant, Patrick 7, 19, 25 Pyne, Diane 17 Alberta’s Day Care Controversy 17 Kindness Colder Than the Elements, The 12 22, 23 Grigor-Taylor, Barbara 12 Rak, Julie 18 Alberta's Lower Athabasca Basin 16, The 19, 24 Teaching Crowds 13, 23 Angus, Ian 16, 25 Gurstein, Michael 15 Rashotte, Judy 10 25 kiyâm 19, 24 Teaching Health Professionals Online Atkinson, Peter L. 16, 25 Haggerty, Kevin D. 8 Ronaghan, Brian M. 16, 25 Anatomy of Ethical Leadership, The 17 Lays of Marie de France, The 19, 24 10 Barnetson, Bob 17, 25 Hannant, Larry 18, 24 Russell, Jason 17, 25 Avant et après la prostatectomie Legal Literacy 13, 25 Teaching in Blended Learning Environ- Beaty, Bart 15 Hanson, Olaf 17 Sandford, Robert W. 16 radicale. See Before and After Letters from the Lost 18, 22, 23 ments 9, 23 Bennett, Colin J. 8 Hart, Jonathan Locke 19, 24 Sangster, Joan 14 Radical Prostate Surgery Letters of Vincent van Gogh, The 7, 25 Theory and Practice of Online Learning, Blodgett, E.D. 19, 24 Hildebrandt, Walter 14 Savage, Larry 18, 24 Beaver Hills Country, The 17 Liberalism, Surveillance, and Resistance The 14, 22, 23 Bolton, Rena Point 11, 23 Hoerder, Dirk 16 Schiebelbein, Joan 24 Before and After Radical Prostate 15, 23 Through Feminist Eyes 14 Bosley, Vivien 18, 23 Jackson, Paul 1, 23 Schmidt, Ingo 15 Surgery 17 Light from Ancient Campfires 16 To Know Our Many Selves 16 Boulter II, George E. 12 Jameson, Elizabeth 14, 23 Schroeder, Andreas 18, 24 Bomb Canada 15, 24 Lost Tracks 16 Trail of Story, Traveller's Path 16 Brink, Jack W. 16, 22 Johnson, Leslie Main 16 Scott, Shelley 18, 24 C’est le temps d’en parler 18. See Making Game 16, 25 Transparent Lives 8 Briton, Derek 15 Karras, A.L. 17 Seiler, Robert M. 14 also Woman of Valour, A Man Proposes, God Disposes 18, 23 Undiscovered Country, The 16, 25 Brower, Jennifer 16 Kaye, Frances W. 14 Seiler, Tamara P. 14 Champagne and Meatballs 18, 24 Metabolism of Desire, The 19, 24 Union Power 18, 24 Brown, Jennifer S.H. 4, 23 Kelly, Jennifer 24 Selby, Jim 24 Connecting Canadians 15 Metaphoric Mind, A 15 Valences of Interdisciplinarity 16, 25 Bullock, Ian 15 Kennepohl, Dietmar 14, Shade, Leslie Regan 15 conseiller pédagogique réflexif, Le. Mind, Body, World 15, 25 Very Capable Life, A 18, 22, 23 Burge, Elizabeth 14, 23 22, 23 Shaw, Lawton 14, 22, 23 See Designer’s Log, A Mission Life in Cree-Ojibwe Country Views from Fort Battleford 14 Carter, Sarah 14, 15, 22, 23 Kerr, Don 19, 24 Slavitt, David R. 19, 24 Controlling Knowledge 15 4, 23 Vivre à nu 8 Cavalcanti, Guido 24 Koller, Katherine 18, 24 Smith, Keith D. 15, 23 Designer’s Log, A 14, 23 Mobile Learning 14, 22, 23 Voices of the Land 18, 24 Clark, Arthur 15, 24 Langford, Tom 17 Steeves, Valerie 8 Development Derailed 11 More Moments in Time 17 Wages of Relief, The 14, 24 Clement, Andrew 15 Langlois, Lyse 17 Stefanick, Lorna 15 Dreamwork 19, 24 Mountain Masculinity 18 We Are Coming Home! 2 Cleveland-Innes, Martha Lipska, Ewa 18, 24 Stevenson, Richard 19, 24 dust of just beginning, The 19, 24 Musing 19, 24 West and Beyond, The 15, 23 9, 23 Longford, Graham 15 Strategic Nonviolent Power Dustship Glory 18, 24 Nightwood Theatre 18, 24 Wild Words 19 Coates, Donna 19 Lyon, David 8 17, 24 Ecology & Wonder 16 Northern Love 16, 25 Windfall Apples 19, 24 Colpitts, George 12 MacDonald, Graham A. 17 Strikwerda, Eric 14, 24 Emerging Technologies in Distance Northern Rover 17 Woman of Valour, A 18, 23 Conaty, Gerald T. 2 Mannani, Manijeh 6, 16 Sullivan, Rebecca 15 Education 14, 23 One Step Over the Line 14, 23 Working People in Alberta 24 Couture, Ruth 15 Mattaini, Mark A. 17, 24 Taras, David 5, 16 Expansive Discourses 15, 23 Online Distance Education 9, 23 Xwelíqwiya 11, 23 Daly, Richard 11, 23 Maturié, Pierre 18, 23 Thompson, Veronica 6, 16 Familiar and Foreign 6 Open Data Structures 16, 25 Zeus and the Giant Iced Tea 19, 24 Dawson, Michael R.W. McCallum, Todd 17, 25 Trépanier, Claire 18, 23 Film and the City 7 Our Union 17, 25 15, 25 McCormack, Patricia A. 15, Vandall-Walker, Virginia 17 Fish Wars and Trout Travesties 12 Poems for a Small Park 19, 24 Déralciné, Vilmond 1, 23 22, 23 Vaughan, Norman D. 9, 23 Flexible Pedagogy, Flexible Practice Political Economy of Workplace Injury in Dron, Jon 13, 23 McCoy, Ted 14, 22 Veletsianos, George 14, 23 14, 23 Canada, The 17, 25 Dupuis, Brian 15 McGinnis, Leopold 19, 24 Waddell, Christopher 5, 16 From Bricks to Brains 15 Praha 19, 24 Elwell, Frank W. 17 McGowan, Virginia 15 Walters, John Leigh 18, Game-Day Gangsters 17 Provincial Solidarities 17, 24 Evans, Bryan 15 McIlwraith, Naomi 19, 24 22, 23 Goodlands 14 Recollecting 15, 22, 23 Filax, Gloria 15 McManus, Sheila 14, 23 Wanhalla, Angela 16 Hard Time 14, 22 Reel Time 14 Finkel, Alvin 15, 18, 23, 24 Melnyk, George 7, 19 Whittaker, Robin C. 18, 24 Hobohemia and the Crucifixion Ma- Rocks in the Water, Rocks in the Sun Fogel, Curtis 17 Melrose, Sherri 10 Whyte, Bert 18, 24 chine 17, 25 1, 23 Foran, Max 11, 14, 15, 23 Moll, Marita 15 Wilkes, Helen Waldstein 18, Hot Thespian Action! 18, 24 Romancing the Revolution 15 Fortna, Peter 15, 23 Moore, Katherine 17 22, 23 How Canadians Communicate III 15 Roy & Me 18, 22, 24 Foshay, Raphael 16, 25 Morin, Pat 16, 25 Wilson, Michael 15 How Canadians Communicate IV 16 Sefer 18, 24 Foster, Jason 24 Muir, James 24 Yacowar, Maurice 18, How Canadians Communicate V 5 Selves and Subjectivities 16 Frank, David 17, 24 Noble, Charles 19, 24 22, 24 Icon, Brand, Myth 14 Social Democracy After the Cold Garrison, D. Randy 9, 23 Nonnekes, Paul 16, 25 Young, Elizabeth Bingham 4 Imagining Head-Smashed-In 16, 22 War 15 Gereluk, Winston 24 Park, Caroline 10 Young, E. Ryerson 4 Imperfection 19, 25 Sociocultural Systems 17 Gibson, Chère Campbell Patrias, Carmela 18, 24 Zariski, Archie 13, 25 14, 23 Peck, Trevor R. 16 Zawacki-Richter, Olaf 9, 23

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