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Education
- B.A. Warner Pacific College, Portland, Oregon
- M.A. Anthropology, University of Texas
- Ph.D. Anthropology, University of British Columbia
Areas of specialization
- Discourse Analysis, Algonquian Morphology, Ethnomethodology, Conversation Analysis, Aboriginal Issues (Canada)
Courses taught
- NATI 1105 The Original People of North America
- NATI 2005 Aboriginal Languages in the Contemporary Context
- NATI 2215 Native Community-Based Research Methods
- NATI 2305 Contemporary Native Issues
- NATI 2616 Canadian Native Literature: Exploring Genre
- NATI 3617 Canadian Native Literature: Novels and Plays
- NATI 3005 Education and Native People
- NATI 4586 Interpreting Aboriginal Histories
- NATI 4587 The Fourth World
- NATI 4655 Honours Essay
Current areas of research interest
- Ethnohistory, Discourse Analysis of Ojibwe Texts, Comparative Indigenous traditions
Recent publications
- 2007 “Sometimes I Wonder…”: Language, Racism, and the Language of Racism in Sudbury. Resource town crisis: globalization, labour and resistance in Sudbury, Canada. David Leadbeater (ed.). Fernwood Press (forthcoming).
- 2007 Spielmann, Roger. “Comparing Stories: Embracing the Circle of Life.” Canadian Journal of Native Studies, Vol. 26, No. 1, pp. 185-202. [with Diane Beck].
- 2003 Articulating Aboriginal Paradigms: Implications for Aboriginal Social Work Practice. Roger Spielmann (ed.). Sudbury: Laurentian University Press.
- 2003 “Towards a Model of Co-management of Provincial Parks in Ontario.” Natural Resources and Aboriginal People in Canada: Readings, Cases and Commentary. Robert Anderson and Robert Bone (Eds.) Captus Press, 2003 (with Marina Unger).
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