The Mi'Kmaq: Resistance, Accommodation, and Cultural Survival (Case Studies in Cultural Anthropology)
A concise anthropological case study of Mi’kmaq cultural resilience, adaptation, and survival amid historical pressures.
About This Book
This case study examines the Mi’kmaq people of eastern Canada and their responses to European contact and colonization.
It highlights patterns of resistance, accommodation, and cultural persistence within Mi’kmaq communities.
The work situates these dynamics within broader themes of indigenous adaptation and survival.
Readers gain insight into anthropological methods used to document and interpret cultural change.
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