Television and the Canadian Indian : impact and meaning among Algonkians of central Canada / edited by Gary Granzberg, Jack Steinbring.: Co22-413/1980E-PDF
"This book summarizes seven years of effort at documenting the impact and meaning of television in Algonkian communities of Central Canada. It incorporates longitudinal material collected before and after television arrived in a target Cree community and in a control Cree community. This material consists of four independent measures of impact: 1) ethnographic assessment by live-in anthropologists 2) psychological assessment through projective testing 3) sociological assessment through questionnaires 4) economic assessment through Hudson Bay sales records"--Preface (report).
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| Title | Television and the Canadian Indian : impact and meaning among Algonkians of central Canada / edited by Gary Granzberg, Jack Steinbring. |
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| Publication type | Monograph |
| Language | [English] |
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| Description | 1 online resource (603 pages) + executive summary (25 pages) |
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