Hunting and the Quest for Power: Relationships between James Bay Crees, the Land and Developers.
This chapter draws on the work of many Cree people and other experts from whom I have drawn insights, specially the Late Eva and Joseph Ottereyes, Jr. and numerous other Waswanipi hunters and families who have shared their world with me. Others who have shaped my understandings include: Philip Awashish, Mario Blaser, Monique Caron, Matthew Coon Come, Brian Craik, Paul Dixon, Sam C. Gull, Jasmin Habib, Peter Hutchins, Deborah McGregor, Monica Mulrennan, Brian Noble, Alan Penn, and Colin Scott. Permission to place the 1st and 2nd editions of this article online were granted by McClelland and Stewart Limited while it was active. The 1986 1st edition appears here along with the 4th edition of 2014. The 1995 2nd edition of this essay is available at the Digital Library of the Commons at Indiana U: http:/dlc.dlib.indiana.edu/dlc/bitstream/handle/10535/52/Feit.pdf;jsessionid=09525A79F7539FC7956D7A4B2C55B5B3?sequence=1 and at the U Connecticut: http:/arcticcircle.uconn.edu/HistoryCulture/Cree/Feit1/index.html and formerly at the Universidad de Buenos Aires: http:/indigenas.bioetica.org/not/PDF/Feit.pdf The 4th edition is included in this Repository with permission of Oxford University Press Canada, by email 2019/02/15.