Raven Loses his Nose Indigeneity to return to the land

to return to the land and sea

The script and musical score are also provided on the accompanying CD

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Topics include residential schools (Chapter 9 Killing the Indian in the Child: Four Centuries of Church-run Schools)

Recommended for senior high school and university courses in Native Studies and Canadian History

Raven Loses his Nose Indigeneity to return to the landRaven Loses His Nose is a children's book based on ancient Northwest Coast Raven stories. Illustrated by Tsimshian artist David Lang, Raven's greediness results in a temporary loss of his nose. The story was adapted for children by Tlingit Pauline Duncan from the works of the late Nora and Dick Dauenhauer, who transcribed it from Tlingit Elder Susie James' oral accounts. The original Raven stories are complex, humorous and sometimes filled with