Acadiensis Tous les articles de cette revue sont soumis à un processus d’évaluation par les pairs.

Volume 30, numéro 2, spring 2001

Sommaire (18 articles)

Frontmatter

  1. Frontmatter

    p. 1–2

Contributors / Collaborateurs

  1. Contributors / Collaborateurs

    p. 2

Articles

  1. Allowed Irregularities:: Women Preachers in the Early 19th-Century Maritimes

    D. G. Bell

    p. 3–39

  2. "Wedded to the Marshes":: Salt Marshes and Socio-Economic Differentiation in Early Prince Edward Island

    Matthew G. Hatvany

    p. 40–55

  3. Thread in Her Hands - Cash in Her Pockets:: Women and Domestic Textile Production in 19th-Century New Brunswick

    Judith Rygiel

    p. 56–70

  4. Nicknaming Patterns and Traditions among Cape Breton Coal Miners

    William Davey et Richard MacKinnon

    p. 71–83

  5. Public Power for Industry:: A Re-Examination of the New Brunswick Case, 1940-1960

    James L. Kenny et Andrew Secord

    p. 84–108

Forum

  1. Teaching with Technology*: Three Questions Concerning Distance Education

    Toby M. Smith

    p. 109–116

  2. Teaching with Technology

    Jeff Webb

    p. 117–122

  3. A Tangled Web:: Thoughts on Pedagogy in On-Line Teaching

    Stephen Dutcher

    p. 123–128

  4. Teaching with Technology:: A Discussion

    p. 129–130

Review Essays / Notes Critiques

  1. Max Aitken and Maritime Finance

    James D. Frost

    p. 131–140

  2. The Mounties and the Red Menace

    Michael Earle

    p. 141–148

  3. The Monumental and the Mundane:: Architectural History in Canada

    Annmarie Adams

    p. 149–159

  4. A Cape Breton Hampden

    Gerald Friesen

    p. 160–163

  5. The Canadian Story

    Matthew Baglole, Dorothy Bennett, T. A. Brennan, Darren Graham, Lorna Marr, Heather Molyneaux et Sharon M.H. MacDonald

    p. 164–168

Bibliography / Bibliographie

  1. Recent Publications Relating to the History of the Atlantic Region

    Patricia L. Belier

    p. 169–201

Backmatter

  1. Backmatter

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