• Why don’t you get it? Reflections on language and the idea of (mis)understanding in Dewi pulang 

  Fox, Richard (Bijdragen tot de Taal-, Land- en Volkenkunde, 2021)

  This essay explores the relationship between language and mutual (mis)understanding in Candra Aditya’s short film Dewi pulang. The film follows Dewi, a young Javanese woman, as she travels from Jakarta to her natal home ...
• A short film discussion, Candra Aditya’s Dewi pulang 

  Fox, Richard (Bijdragen tot de Taal-, Land- en Volkenkunde, 2021)

  Short films have proven an important medium for social commentary in contemporary Indonesia. As an example of the genre, this special issue of bki presents Candra Aditya’s (2016) short film, Dewi pulang (Dewi goes home), ...
• Seeing Speech: Ultrasound-based Multimedia Resources for Pronunciation Learning in Indigenous Languages 

  Bliss, Heather; Bird, Sonya; Cooper, PEPAḴIYE Ashley; Burton, Strang; Gick, Bryan (Language Documentation & Conservation, 2018)

  Pronunciation is an important aspect of Indigenous language learning, and one which requires creative community-oriented solutions. Towards this end, we have developed a pronunciation learning tool that incorporates ...
• What is Christian Postmodernism? 

  Douglas, Christopher (FRAME, 2019)

  Christian Postmodernism is a rhetorical strategy of fundamentalist apologetics. It seeks to level the playing field of expert knowledge by developing institutions and networks of counter-expertise to produce uncertainty ...
• Cultural Restoration in International Law: Pathways to Indigenous Self-Determination 

  Corntassel, Jeff (Canadian Journal of Human Rights, 2012)

  How are land-based and water-based cultural harms addressed and remedied for Indigenous peoples? Under existing international legal norms, states and other non-state entities have a duty to provide redress for the harms ...
• The Nature of Laryngealization in St’át’imcets Laryngealized Resonants 

  Bird, Sonya (International Journal of American Linguistics, 2011)

  Phonetic variability—the variability with which we speak—has recently received much attention because of its implications for how sounds are represented lexically. This paper considers phonetic variability in laryngealized ...
• L’artiste universitaire, l’artiste théoricien : vers un paradigme intellectuel et artistique de recherche-création 

  Landry, Pierre-Luc (Nouvelle Revue Synergies Canada, 2017)

  À partir de l’exemple fourni par les textes théoriques sur l’art visuel publiés par le peintre russe Wassily Kandinsky, je m’intéresse, dans cet article, à la méthodologie transdisciplinaire de la recherche-création ; en ...
• Religion in Canada: Facts, Figures, and Futures 

  Bramadat, Paul (2003)

  Canada, unlike the U.S., did not experience a formal separation of church and state. Nonetheless, religion, especially Christianity, has been barred from the Canadian public policy arena. Rather than to deal with the ...
• FAT: A Collective Webzine 

  Landry, Pierre-Luc; Luna, Caleb; Cooper, Alyssa; Bourcier, Julie; Lafleur, Maude; Comin, Léonor; Dulude, Sébastien; Girard, Matthieu F.; Meunier, Stephanie; Lisée, Myriam St-Denis; G., Léa (2017)
• Re-envisioning resurgence: Indigenous pathways to decolonization and sustainable self-determination 

  Corntassel, Jeff (Decolonization: Indigeneity, Education & Society, 2012)

  Amidst ongoing, contemporary colonialism, this article explores Indigenous pathways to decolonization and resurgence with an emphasis on identifying everyday practices of renewal and responsibility within native communities ...
• Our Ways Will Continue On: Indigenous Approaches to Sustainability 

  Corntassel, Jeff (Centre for International Governance Innovation, 2014)
• Indigenous Perspectives 

  Corntassel, Jeff; Woons, Marc (E-International Relations Publishing, 2017)
• Unsettling settler colonialism: The discourse and politics of settlers, and solidarity with Indigenous nations 

  Snelgrove, Corey; Dhamoon, Rita Kaur; Corntassel, Jeff (Decolonization: Indigeneity, Education & Society, 2014)

  Our goal in this article is to intervene and disrupt current contentious debates regarding the predominant lines of inquiry bourgeoning in settler colonial studies, the use of ‘settler’, and the politics of building ...
• Kenneth Burke’s Shakespearean Anthropology: Scott L. Newstok, editor. Kenneth Burke on Shakespeare. West Lafayette, IN: Parlor Press, 2007. 368 pp. 

  van Oort, Richard (Anthropoetics, 2008)
• Doubt, Compromise, and Doublethink: Transcendence in a Secular Age 

  van Oort, Richard (Anthropoetics, 2009)
• Introduction to the GASC 2014 Issue 

  van Oort, Richard (Anthropoetics, 2014)
• Indigenous Storytelling, Truth-telling, and Community Approaches to Reconciliation 

  Corntassel, Jeff; Chaw-win-is; T’lakwadzi (ESC: English Studies in Canada, 2009)
• Sparagmos! A Dialogue on Girard and Gans 

  Bandera, P.; Bartlett, A.; Morrissey, C.; van Oort, Richard (Anthropoetics, 2005)
• Imitation and Human Ontogeny: Michael Tomasello and the Scene of Joint Attention 

  van Oort, Richard (Anthropoetics, 2007)
• The Challenge of Originary Thinking: A Response to Jean-Loup Amselle 

  van Oort, Richard (Anthropoetics, 2013)

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