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Autonomie

Author

Fontaine, Jean-Louis (Author)

Author

Fontaine, Jean-Louis

Author Role

Author

Form

text

Scholar Note

While we have indicated a primary genre, there is a need to better represent Indigenous writings and contemplate how some fall outside the traditional fiction/non-fiction binary.

Content Source

Canadian Writing Research Collaboratory

Host Title

Terres en vues

Host Date

1995-01-01T00:00:00.000Z
1995

Host Issue

n. 1

Host Volume

vol. 3

Host Extent

p. 10

Host Origin Issuance

continuing

Language

French

Primary Genre

Poetry
Périodique
Poésie

Sub Genre

Autochtones
Aboriginal

Identifier

tpatt:b7d8853a-bfba-43e2-ba03-00449dbb2039

Last Modified Date

2018-01-24T22:06:50.556Z

Abstract

In this poem, the author equates autonomy with memory, freedom, and 70’000 years of untarnished history. The territory “represents his roots.”

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Title
Autonomie
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In this poem, the author equates autonomy with memory, freedom, and 70’000 years of untarnished history. The territory “represents his roots.”, While we have indicated a primary genre, there is a need to better represent Indigenous writings and contemplate how some fall outside the traditional fiction/non-fiction binary.
Publisher
Contributor
Fontaine, Jean-Louis (Author)
Date
Type
Text, Periodical Article, Periodical, Poetry, Périodique, Poésie, Autochtones, Aboriginal
Format
text
Identifier
tpatt:b7d8853a-bfba-43e2-ba03-00449dbb2039
Source
Language
French
Relation
Terres en vues
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Rights