Ojibway Ceremonies Traditional Knowledge Heather Macfarlane is Adjunct Professor

Heather Macfarlane is Adjunct Professor in the Department of English at Queen’s University

The stories and accounts of this Waskaganish informatant provides an historical account of the James Bay Cree from the period of the fur trade to the early 1900s

The book begins with a brief overview of Anishinabek cultural history and worldview

moves away to college

and Julie Comay

Ojibway Ceremonies Traditional Knowledge Heather Macfarlane is Adjunct ProfessorOjibway Ceremonies by Ojibwe linguist, scholar, and storyteller Basil Johnston offers readers an insight into the worldview of Ojibwe cultural and sacred ceremonies. Through storytelling and the detailed explanation of Ojibwe terms, Johnston explores the meaning and context of important ceremonies such as naming, Vision Quest, marriage, preparing for war, and the Ritual of the Dead. This is a valuable resource for understanding traditional teachings