Masters and Students: Jesuit Mission Ethnography in Seventeenth-Century New France
by Micah True
Masters and Students examines Jesuit mission ethnography in seventeenth-century New France. Centering the relationship between masters and students, the book offers a focused study of knowledge, missionary practice, and cultural encounter for readers interested in religious history, anthropology, colonial studies, and education.
About This Book
Masters and Students explores Jesuit mission ethnography in seventeenth-century New France.
The book focuses on the ways knowledge and observation were shaped within a missionary setting.
Its title highlights relationships between masters and students as a central theme.
This work will interest readers of religious history, colonial history, anthropology, and the history of education.
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