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...Aboriginal communities in which he has worked over the past 13 years or so: Fort Simpson (Liidli Koe) and Fort Good Hope in the North-West Territories and Pangnirtung (Panniqtuuq) in Nunavut. Placing his discussions in an analytical framework that emphasizes colonization and totalization, Kulchyski is concerned to demonstrate the oppressive role of the state vis-a-vis Aboriginal peoples and the steady, creative resistance offered by community members: "In the northern part of Canada, this policy trajectory [conquest, modernization, assimilation] is opposed with a creative energy and a spirit of resistance that defy...
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