Tshakapesh et moi: Brève exploration à l'intérieur d'un Blanc ensauvagé

Abstract

À l'heure où semble vouloir se régler le vieux contentieux territorial entre les Montagnais du lac Saint-Jean et les populations dites blanches qui occupent leur territoire ancestral, il est significatif que synchroniquement, cette thèse aborde l'autre question pendante. Jusqu'à quel point, dans quelle mesure les Montagnais et les Québécois du Saguenay et du lac Piékouagami ont-ils élaboré, en convection, des modèles sociaux pertinents? Se basant sur les constats de l'anthropologie lévi-straussienne, les plaçant dans une perspective historique, l'auteur n'a pu que constater, après avoir reconstitué les modèles initiaux, que seule l'ignorance des faits ait pu engendrer et maintenir l'écart volontaire, souvent mutuel, de deux peuples dont le cousinage, parrainé par l'histoire, apparaît tout à fait évident. L'approche régionaliste de l'auteur, se concevant lui-même aux marches d'une charnière culturelle, permettra d'induire certains concepts utiles à faire valoir cette exploration, à l'interne d'un Blanc ensauvagé.

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At a time when the old territorial dispute seems to be settling between the Montagnais of Lac Saint-Jean and the so-called white populations who occupy their ancestral territory, it is significant that this thesis synchronically addresses the other outstanding question. To what extent, to what extent, have the Montagnais and the Quebecers of Saguenay and Lake Piékouagami developed, in convection, relevant social models? Based on the findings of Lévi-Straussian anthropology, placing them in a historical perspective, the author could only observe, after having reconstructed the initial models, that only ignorance of the facts could have generated and maintained the Voluntary, often mutual, difference between two peoples whose cousinship, sponsored by history, appears quite obvious. The regionalist approach of the author, conceiving himself at the steps of a cultural hinge, will make it possible to induce certain useful concepts to assert this exploration, internally of a wild White.