Learning and healing
This article discusses intergenerational relationships in the works of three Aboriginal writers. While An Antane Kapesh (Innu) vehemently denounces the dismemberment of families caused by the residential school system, Virginia Pésémapéo Bordeleau (Cree of mixed descent) and Naomi Fontaine (Innu) each illustrate re-memberments. In their novels, Native individuals find ways to reroot themselves in the generation line and on the land, thanks to a practice of caring for others that leads them to a reconciliation with themselves.