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Timelines of Larry Loyie and Constance Brissenden's work and research activities

Archival File

1994-2000; 2003

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Location in Collection

TEST Fonds / Archival Collection > TEST Series 1 > EL TEST Sub-Series

Creators and Contributors

Larry Loyie; Constance Brissenden

Description

Includes materials outlining the research activities of Larry Loyie and Constance Brissenden beginning in 1993 while working on a proposed book called “Living Traditions of the First Nations.” To learn more about this proposed work see the file titled "Living Traditions of the First Nations: Early book proposal."

At this time Loyie and Brissenden were travelling to conduct research for their book through the assistance of a Canada Council Explorations Grant. Although an important undertaking, writing "Living Traditions of the First Nations" proved to be too daunting a prospect as creation would have required extended resources and a larger team. As a result, the project was never completed. However, the research was not lost and would eventually become the basis for much of Loyie and Brissenden’s future writing.

Includes:

Timeline that reflects Loyie and Brissenden's research activities from 1993-2000
List of all readings and workshops delivered in 2003

Language

English

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Alternate Title(s)

A-1b Larry Loyie & Constance Brissenden timelines of their work / research activities together 1994-2000; 2003

Holding Repository

Indian Residential School History and Dialogue Centre

Extent and Medium

0.25 cm of textual materials

Archival History

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Archivist Notes

Description written by Kira Vandermeulen; edited by Naomi Lloyd and Clea Hargreaves. The Loyie Brissenden Collection was processed in close collaboration with Constance Brissenden.

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This description was created using General International Standard Archival Description (ISAD(G)). Standards like this help archivists agree on what kinds of information to include in description of materials.