Anishinaabe-Niimi'iding = An Anishinaabe ceremonial dance /

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Bibliographic Details
Author / Creator:	Staples, Lee (Ojibwa Indian), author.
Edition:	Minnesota Historical Society Press edition.
Imprint:	St. Paul, MN : Minnesota Historical Society Press, 2023. ©2017
Description:	xxi, 181 pages ; 23 cm
Language:	English Ojibwa
Subject:	Ojibwa dance -- Minnesota. Ojibwa Indians -- Minnesota -- Rites and ceremonies. Ojibwa Indians -- Minnesota -- Religion. Ojibwa language -- Texts. Ojibwa dance Ojibwa Indians -- Religion Ojibwa Indians -- Rites and ceremonies Ojibwa language Minnesota Texts
Format:	Print Book
URL for this record:	http://pi.lib.uchicago.edu/1001/cat/bib/13351653

Hidden Bibliographic Details
Varying Form of Title:	Anishinaabe ceremonial dance
Other authors / contributors:	Gonzalez, Chato, author.
ISBN:	1681342782 9781681342788
Notes:	"Originally published as Memoir 23, Algonquian and Iroquoian linguistics (Winnipeg, Manitoba: 2017)"--Title page verso. Includes Ojibwe-English glossary. Text in Ojibwe and English; preface in English.
Summary:	"In this firsthand, bilingual account, an Ojibwe elder and his assistant present the Big Drum ceremony as conducted in the Aazhoomog (Lake Lena) community on the reservation of the Mille Lacs Band of Ojibwe in central Minnesota"--

Table of Contents:

Ge-Naadamaagoyan Da-Mikaman Endazhinjigaadeg Omaa
Ani-mookinigaadeg o'ow ozhibii'igan-Migizi
1. Gaa-onjikaamagak o'ow
2. Aaniindi wenjikaamagak gekendamaan ezhichiged i'iw niimi'idiiked a'aw Anishinaabe
3. Manidoo-dewe'iganag omaa Misi-zaaga'iganiing ishkoniganing eyaajig
4. Bezhig a'aw gimishoomisinaan ayaabajichigaazod omaa Aazhoomog
5. Naano-giizhigak okwi'iding
6. Ishkwaajanokii-giizhigak okwi'iding gigizhebaawagak
7. Ishkwaajanokii-giizhigak ani-ishkwaa-naawakweg
8. Manidoo-giigidowinan gaa-achigaadegin omaa gimishoomisinaaning
9. Okosijigeng
10. Ishkwaajanokii-giizhigak onaagoshi-ashangeng
11. Ikwe-niimi'iding
12. Ashamindwaa gaa-pi-naazikaagejig dabwaa-ni-giiwebizowaad
13. Onabi'ind awiya
14. Wawezhi'ind awiya
15. Giiwenigeng
16. Mikwenimind awiya gaa-aanjikiid
17. Nando-bimaadiziiked awiya
18. Wii-o-zhimaaganishiiwid awiya
19. Oshki-biindiganind abinoojiiyens omaa endazhiniimi'iding
20. Onaaganan achigaadeg
21. Aandapinind a'aw gimishoomisinaan
22. Da-wii-manaaji'ind a'aw gimishoomisinaan
23. Odaawaa-zaaga'iganiing niimi'idiwaad enakamigiziwaad
Ikidowinan
Preface
1. Introduction
2. How I learned about these ceremonial dance
3. The ceremonial drums that are here on the Mille Lacs reservation
4. One of the ceremonial drums being used in Aazhoomog
5. Getting together on Friday evening
6. Getting together on Saturday mornings
7. What happens on Saturday afternoon
8. The songs that are used on the ceremonial drum
9. When the bundle is made
10. Saturday evening meal
11. Sidestep dance
12. Feeding those who are attending before they leave to go home
13. When someone is seated on the drum
14. Washing away the grief
15. Sending items to a relative that we have lost
16. Remembering one who has passed on
17. Asking for good health
18. One that is about to enter the armed services
19. The first time a baby is brought into a ceremonial dance
20. Putting down food offerings
21. Changing the hide on a ceremonial drum
22. The ceremonial drum must be treated respectfully
23. What happens at Lac Courte Oreilles ceremonial dances
Ojibwe-English Glossary

Anishinaabe-Niimi'iding = An Anishinaabe ceremonial dance /

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