Book Title: Settler Colonialism in Acadie/Mi'kma'ki
Subtitle: Digital Disruptions in the Colonial Archive
Book Description: Digital Disruptions is a five-module (10 weekly lessons) asynchronous, online course that uses archival case studies related to Acadian and Mi'kmaw history to teach digital historical methods. Planned as a mid-size, second- or third-year university course, Digital Disruptions offers a deep examination of 18th-century settler colonialism, provides extensive training in critical digital methods, and creates a repository of rare primary sources.
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Settler Colonialism in Acadie/Mi'kma'ki Copyright © by Daniel Samson, Thomas Peace, Renee Girard is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial 4.0 International License, except where otherwise noted.
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History: theory and methods
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Settler Colonialism in Acadie/Mi'kma'ki Copyright © by Daniel Samson, Thomas Peace, Renee Girard is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial 4.0 International License, except where otherwise noted.
Please contact Daniel Samson at dsamson@brocku.ca or Thomas Peace at tpeace@uwo.ca for permission to republish.