La légende du windigo dans la création autochtone contemporaine au Québec
Working with the notions of ethics and sovereignty developed in the field of Indigenous literary studies in North America, this article examines the uses of the legend of the windigo in contemporary Indigenous creation, more specifically in a francophone context. In contrast with the Western constru...
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| description | Working with the notions of ethics and sovereignty developed in the field of Indigenous literary studies in North America, this article examines the uses of the legend of the windigo in contemporary Indigenous creation, more specifically in a francophone context. In contrast with the Western construction of the windigo psychosis, this article focuses on the conceptualization of a recurring violence in the short fiction film Windigo by Anishnabe director Kris Happyjack-McKenzie. |
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| spelling | doaj-art-8221167348da4c62a38f08a950e022d22025-08-20T03:47:44ZfraPléiade (EA 7338)Itinéraires2427-920X2015-12-012015110.4000/itineraires.2725La légende du windigo dans la création autochtone contemporaine au QuébecIsabelle St-AmandWorking with the notions of ethics and sovereignty developed in the field of Indigenous literary studies in North America, this article examines the uses of the legend of the windigo in contemporary Indigenous creation, more specifically in a francophone context. In contrast with the Western construction of the windigo psychosis, this article focuses on the conceptualization of a recurring violence in the short fiction film Windigo by Anishnabe director Kris Happyjack-McKenzie.https://journals.openedition.org/itineraires/2725Indigenous literatureIndigenous cinemacritical approachesWapikoni mobileQuebec |
| spellingShingle | Isabelle St-Amand La légende du windigo dans la création autochtone contemporaine au Québec Itinéraires Indigenous literature Indigenous cinema critical approaches Wapikoni mobile Quebec |
| title | La légende du windigo dans la création autochtone contemporaine au Québec |
| title_full | La légende du windigo dans la création autochtone contemporaine au Québec |
| title_fullStr | La légende du windigo dans la création autochtone contemporaine au Québec |
| title_full_unstemmed | La légende du windigo dans la création autochtone contemporaine au Québec |
| title_short | La légende du windigo dans la création autochtone contemporaine au Québec |
| title_sort | la legende du windigo dans la creation autochtone contemporaine au quebec |
| topic | Indigenous literature Indigenous cinema critical approaches Wapikoni mobile Quebec |
| url | https://journals.openedition.org/itineraires/2725 |
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