Northern Dene Bibliography - Northern Waterways

1988 The Transformation of Big Foot: Maleness, Power and Belief Among the Chipewyan.
Washington, DC.: Smithsonian Institution Press.
- Smithsonian series in ethnographic inquiry, no. 9.
1991a Dry Meat and Gender: The Absence of Chipewyan Ritual for the Regulation of Hunting and
Animal Numbers. In Hunters and Gatherers, vol. 2, Property, Power and Ideology, edited
by Tim Ingold, David Riches, and James Woodburn, pp. 183-190. Oxford: Berg.
1991 Memory, Meaning, and Imaginary Time: the Construction of Knowledge in White and
Chipewyan Cultures. Ethnohistory 38(2):149-175.
1994 Inverted Sacrifice. In Circumpolar Religion and Ecology. Takashi Irimoto and Takako
Yamada (eds.). Tokyo: University of Tokyo Press, pp. 253-72.
1994 Power of Weakness. In Key Issues in Hunter-Gatherer Research. Pp. 35-58. Providence:
Berg.
1995 The Subarctic - Asymmetric Equals: Women and Men Among the Chipewyan. In Woman
and Power in Native North America. Norman: University of Oklahoma Press.
Smith, David M[errill].
1973 INKONZE: Magic-religious Beliefs of Contact-Traditional Chipewyan Tradition at Fort
Resolution, NWT, Canada. Mercury Series, National Museum of Man, Ethnology Division
Paper No. 6. Ottawa: National Museums of Canada.
- 21 p.
1976 Cultural and Ecological Change: The chipewyan of Fort Resolution. Arctic Anthropology
13(1):35-42.
1977 Differential Adaptations Among the Chipewyan of the Great Slave Lake Area in the Early
Twentieth Century. In Prehistory of the North American Subarctic: The Athapaskan
Question, edited by J. W. Helmer, S. Vand Dyke, J.F. Kense, pp. 184-91. Calgary:
Archaeological Association of the Universtiy of Calgary.
1981 Fort Resolution, Northwest Territories. In Handbook of North American Indians, vol. 6,
Subarctic, edited by June Helm, pp. 683-92. Washington, D.C.: Smithsonian Institution
Press.
1982 Moose-Deer Island House People: A History of the Native People of Fort Resolution.
Ottawa: National Museum of Canada. Mercury series.
- 202 p.
1985 Big Stone Foundations: Manifest Meaning in Chipewyan Myths. Journal of American
Culture 18:73-77.
1988 The Concept of Medicine-Power and Chipewyan Thought. Paper presented at the
American Anthropological Association Annual Meeting, November, Phoenix, AZ.
1990 Chipewyan Medicine Fight in Cultural and Ecological Perspective. In Culture and the
Anthropological Tradition: Essays in Honor of Robert F. Spencer. Pp. 153-75. Lanham:
University Press of America.
1992 The Dynamics of a Dene Struggle for Self-Determination. Anthropologica 34:21-49.
Smith, James G.E.
1970 The Chipewyan Hunting Group in a Village Context. Western Canadian Journal of
Anthropology 2(1):60-66.
1975 The Ecological Basis of Chipewyan Socio-Territorial Organization. Proceedings: Northern
Athapaskan Conference, 1971, edited by A. McFadyen Clark, 2:389-461. Mercury Paper
27.
1976 Introduction: The Historical and Cultural Position of the Chipewyan. Arctic Anthropology
(Special Issue: Chipewyan Adaptations) 13(1):1-5
1976 Local Band Organization of the Caribou Eater Chipewyan. Arctic Anthropology 13(1):12-
24.
1976 Local Band Organization of the Caribou Eater Chipewyan in the Eighteenth and Early
Nineteenth Cenuries. The Western Canadian Journal of Anthropology 6(1):72-90.
1978a Economic Uncertainty in an “Original Affluent Society”: Caribou and Caribou Eater
Chipewyan Adaptive Strategies. Arctic Anthropology 15(1):68-88.
1978b The Emergence of the Micro-Urban Village Among the Caribou-Eater Chipewyan. Human
Organization 37(2):38-49.
1981 Chipewyan. In Handbook of North American Indians, vol. 6, Subarctic, edited by June
Helm, pp. 271-84. Washington, D.C.: Smithsonian Press.
1981 Chipewyan, Cree and Inuit Relations West of Hudson Bay, 1714-1855. Ethnohistory
28:133-55.
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