ENGLISH 1AA3 Lecture Notes - Lecture 3: Girl Guides, Emily Carr, Morality Play

• School: McMaster University
• Department: English
• Course: ENGLISH 1AA3
• Professor: Roger Hyman

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Stuffed with black (not an illumination, no optimism or pleasure, but something that does exactly the opposite: stuffed with darkness and night. Used and conserved (go hand in hand) our land . We have governed ourselves respect for their land. What is absolutely necessary not going above and beyond: governing is reacting to preservation of themselves not the land. This is written on our totem poles : totem poles: contain record of contract with the natural world and history, totem poles illegal: record of their history, and they wanted to embrace their history. In terms of economics, people profit and deals with capitalism, making people equal. Therefore was seen as a threat: another downfall is that it erases the people"s history. It"s recounted in our songs and dances : erase the past, modify their identity. Why was it important to have white children from working-class families go to camps with native-sounding names: relationship between indigenous people v. white westernized model.