Conceptual Negativism in Chipewyan Ethnology
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Cet article analyse certains des facteurs qui ont contribué au fait que la culture et la société Chipewya ont été décrits ou analysés au moyen de concepts négatifs tels que la déculturation, la désorganisation et la désintégration. L'auteur soutient que de tels concepts proviennent de la définition de la culture des chercheurs, de leur méthodologie et d'autres facteurs étrangers aux Chipewya. Ces concepts peuvent tout au plus nous donner un aperçu de l'adaptation des Chipewya à la société canadienne contemporaine et ils sont ethnocentriques et injustes en vers les Chipewya.
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