Makwa, le petit Algonquin

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ASSINIWIAssiniwi, Bernard. Makwa, Le Petit Algonquin. Lemma, 12 Sept. 2016.

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mods_titleInfo_title_ms: Makwa, le petit Algonquin
Author: ; ASSINIWI, Bernard (Author)
Author: ASSINIWI, Bernard
Author Role: Author
Publisher: Lemma
Date Issued: 2016-09-12
Place of Publication: Lemma
Issuance: monographic
Form: print
Content Source: Canadian Writing Research Collaboratory
Genre: Orature
Language: French
Primary Genre: Fiction
Oeuvre d’imagination
Sub Genre: Bildungsroman
Identifier: tpatt:28c1f026-7e85-41ad-9d2b-38fa1b48571d
Last Modified Date: 2018-01-24T22:07:19.888Z
Abstract: This story is about a family, including father, mother, little sister Ikwé and of course, Makwa. Assiniwi uses the family dynamic as a model to describe each individual’s role within the group: Makwa follows his father very closely to learn a number of tasks essential to the family’s survival. As such it serves as an introduction to Algonquin life before the arrival of Europeans. It also underlines the part played by Algonquins in contemporary society. The illustrations provide details about the Algonquin way of life for a very young audience.

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Title: Makwa, le petit Algonquin
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Description: This story is about a family, including father, mother, little sister Ikwé and of course, Makwa. Assiniwi uses the family dynamic as a model to describe each individual’s role within the group: Makwa follows his father very closely to learn a number of tasks essential to the family’s survival. As such it serves as an introduction to Algonquin life before the arrival of Europeans. It also underlines the part played by Algonquins in contemporary society. The illustrations provide details about the Algonquin way of life for a very young audience.
Publisher: Lemma
Contributor: ASSINIWI, Bernard Assiniwi (Author)
Date: 2016-09-12
Type: Text, Book, Book, Fiction, Oeuvre d’imagination, Bildungsroman, Orature
Format: print
Identifier: tpatt:28c1f026-7e85-41ad-9d2b-38fa1b48571d
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Language: French
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Rights: Use of this public-domain resource is governed by the Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial 4.0 International License.