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The authors introduce this journal which is dedicated to self-taught researcher Gilles Ottawa and contains articles focusing on the theme of the Atikamekw Nehirowisiwok (being autonomous), their contemporary relationship with their territory, and the transmission of their knowledge.

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The article presents the author's comments on writer Jean-Jacques Simard's work on the Amerindian culture with reference to his book "régime de réduction." Simard talks about the condition of Amerindians in the modern society. The author disagrees with Simard's views on the cultural assimilation between American Indians and the French community.

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