Coast Salish Culture
Bibliography -> A comprehensive, ongoing bibliographic project on
Coast Salish cultures
‘Place’,
personhood and claims in the contemporary Coast Salish world (2006 CASCA
conference paper)
The Paradox of Boundaries
(2006 Paper presented at Cornell University conference on Indigenous
Cartographies and Representational Politics)
Coast Salish Senses of Place
(2005 Doctoral Dissertation)
Territory, Boundaries & Overlapping Claims on the Northwest Coast
(2000 American Anthropological Association Paper)
The Anthropology of
Northwest Coast Oral Traditions
Coast Salish Transformation
Stories: Kinship, Place And Aboriginal Rights And Title in Canada. (1998
CASCA Paper)
Sxwoxwiyám Xéyt te Xwélmexw
(Central Coast Salish Transformation Stories): Connecting Humans and
Non-humans through Kinship and Place (Working
Draft)
Themes, thoughts, and
theories on
strategic planning for Hul'qumi'num language revitalization (2002
International Conference on Salish and Neighbouring Languages)
Contemporary & Desired
Use of Traditional Resources in a Coast Salish Community: Implications for
Food Security and Aboriginal Rights in British Columbia
(2003 Annual Meeting of the Society of Ethnobiology)
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Xwixwiyám xwlám te Th’owxiya,
Xwiyálemot a: Yámelot
The Basket Ogress Legend, Tillie Guiterrez with Rosaleen George
(Transcribed and Translated with notes by: Brian Thom, Strang Burton and
Brent Galloway
