INDG 200 Lecture Notes - Lecture 2: Kanesatake, Quebec, Rita Joe, Alanis Obomsawin

• School: McGill University
• Department: Indigenous Studies
• Course: INDG 200
• Professor: Allan Downey

Document Summary

December 2nd, 2015: indigenous mashup art, music, and indigenous. Class cancelled on monday, paper due friday. Lecture outline: indigenous literature, writing and film as resistance modern form of storytelling, hip hop culture, exam review. Indigenous literature: fusion king defines written oral history as an inter- fusional thing form. King successful of writing oral histories n modern: resistance writing a way to maintain the relationship with the land, a method of decolonization. King a producer of this resistance: the awakening (post- 1969) Emma laroque defeathering the indian : resistance poetry. Rita joe: novels in the 1980s. Richard wagamese: short stories, plays tomson highway, resistance themes, contemporary literature and film: Indigenous hip hop: urban music scene transform the way which young indigenous people perceive their environments and enforce a voice for them to share, a way for indigenous peoples to experience music . Indigenous music and culture not always accessible to.