Chippewa (Ojibwa) texts

Word-Internal Syntax: Evidence from Ojibwa*

Many theories of grammar make a sharp distinction between the arrangement of words within a clause and the arrangement of morphemes within a word (but see Baker 1988). What is unfortunate about this distinction is that theories of syntax provide universal and well-motivated operations to account for the arrangement of words within a clause, while the arrangement of morphemes within a word is re...

Ojibwa World View: a Re-examination

RESUME The authors review the extensive literature on Ojibwa personality and culture with specific attention to acculturation studies and child-rearing practices. They suggest a limited new focus for further research, specifically in the areas of adolescent developmental conflicts and adult interactions. THE CANADIAN JOURNAL OF NATIVE STUDIES V, 1(1985):115-134. Les auteurs revoit l'intensive l...

The People Named the Chippewa: Narrative Histories

The Status of Brook Trout Populations in Duncan Creek, Chippewa

Land acquisition along the stream for angler access, streambank protection and habitat improvement began in the early 1960s. In 1985, a master plan for the stream was approved and these lands were consolidated into the Duncan Creek Fishery Area. The fishery area covers Duncan Creek from its headwaters downstream to 190 Avenue, immediately above Lake Como. Approximately 7.8 miles of the stream t...

Open File Report LXV – Geology of Chippewa County, Michigan - VerWiebe – Page 1 of 33 GEOLOGY OF CHIPPEWA COUNTY MICHIGAN

The earliest comprehensive work on the geological formations in this county was done by Carl Rominger. He published his findings in volume 1 of the Geological Survey of Michigan in 1873. It appears from a careful reading of this report that Rominger visited practically every one of the isolated outcrops on the mainland portion of the county, and a good many of those located on the islands which...