Boys and Girls in No Man’s Land is a Winner
University of Toronto Press is pleased to announce that Susan Fisher has been awarded the Canada Prize in the Humanities.
April 4, 2012
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You Say “Indian,” I Say “Native”
If you have ever wondered why some use the label “Indian” while others use the label “Native” then this excerpt is worth a read.
March 30, 2012
Writing and Teaching About Indigenous Peoples
In the second of a short series of blog postings, author Robert J. Muckle discusses his experiences as an educator…
March 26, 2012
“The sky is falling…again”
A knowing chuckle reverberated through the audience gathered in Ryerson University’s Modern Literature and Culture Research Centre on Monday, March 19th for the launch of Panofsky’s study The Literary History of MacMillan Canada.
March 22, 2012
Indigenous Peoples of North America: An Index
Number of federally recognized North American Indigenous people: 2.6 million…
March 19, 2012
Thinking About International Women’s Day
This International Women’s Day, I invite you to seek out the conversation. To get you started, a few links to recent news items follow below.
March 7, 2012
Five Simple Rules for Managing Your Ideas within Your Organization
I will tackle an easy question in this blog post – “Can you give me a few simple rules that I can use to get better at managing ideas?”
February 9, 2012
Author Footnotes with Angelica Fenner
Angelica Fenner is the author of Race Under Reconstruction in German Cinema.
February 7, 2012
Teaching Sociology to the Millennials
In the second of a short series of blog postings, author Rob Beamish discusses his experiences teaching introductory sociology…
February 3, 2012
The Form and Function of a Textbook
In the first of a short series of blog postings, author Rob Beamish discusses his motivations for publishing an introductory sociology textbook without all of the “bells and whistles” normally aimed at first-year university students.
January 20, 2012