ENGLISH ASSIGNMENTS.

ENGLISH ASSIGNMENTS

INTRODUCTION
• Indigenous people on Canadian media
• Indigenous people called as First nations
people
• Oppression on the Canadian indigenous people

PORTRAYING CANADIAN
ABORIGINALS IN MEDIA
• Conflicts between aboriginal and non-
aboriginal people
• Portrayal of the condition in the Last of the
Mohicans
• Indigenous people considered as threats to
social order

PORTRAYING CANADIAN
ABORIGINALS IN MEDIA_ contd.
• Conflict between Hurons and Mohicans
• Both groups indulging in conflicts
• Ongoing tensions between the groups

PORTRAYING CANADIAN
ABORIGINALS IN MEDIA_ contd
• Portraying the different rituals
• Reflecting the contemporary society
• Savagery of the Indian Native tribes

PORTRAYING CANADIAN
ABORIGINALS IN MEDIA_ contd
• Negative image of indiegenous Canadians
• Lack of complexity among Canadian
indigenous people
• Acceptance in the American culture
• Stereotypical representations of the indigenous
people

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