Indian & [and] White : self-image and interaction in a Canadian Plains community

A 1966-67 Study Of A Small Band Of Cree Indians Living In Western Canada, Analyzing The Relations With The White Townspeople And Ranchers Living Around Them. Niels Winther Braroe. Includes Index. Bibliography: P. [193]-198. Frontmatter PART ONE. PRELIMINARIES 1. A Problem and a Wedge (page 3) 2. Methods and Theories (page 12) 3. The Present (page 38) 4. Wild Red Indians (page 67) PART TWO. THE PRESERVATION OF SELF 5. Self-Sacrifice (page 87) 6. Covering (page 121) 7. Indian Givers (page 142) 8. Small Gains (page 157) 9. Interpretations (page 176) Bibliography (page 193) Index (page 201) "A well-done and interesting study which focuses on a variety of questions that are usually ignored when white researchers attempt to describe Amerindians."--Gerd Schroeter, "The Journal of Ethnic Studies." (Anthropology)

A 1966-67 study of a small band of Cree Indians living in western Canada, analyzing the relations with the white townspeople and ranchers living around them.