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1. de.wikipedia.org › wiki › Basil_JohnstonBasil Johnston – Wikipedia

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   Basil Johnston, O.Ont (* 13. Juli 1929 im Indianerreservat Parry Island, Ontario; † 8. September 2015 in Wiarton, Ontario) war ein kanadischer Ethnologe und Autor. Er war Mitglied der Wasauksing First Nation, die zu den Anishinabe gehört.

2. en.wikipedia.org › wiki › Basil_HBasil H. Johnston - Wikipedia

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   Basil H. Johnston OOnt (13 July 1929 – 8 September 2015) was an Anishinaabe (Ojibwa) and Canadian writer, storyteller, language teacher and scholar.

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4. www.thecanadianencyclopedia.ca › en › articleBasil H. Johnston | The Canadian Encyclopedia

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   10. Apr. 2008 · Basil Johnston was an Anishinaabe author, linguist and teacher who wrote widely about his culture and traditions. He also worked at the Royal Ontario Museum and taught at Cape Croker First Nation.

5. www.cbc.ca › news › indigenousAnishinaabe author, historian Basil H. Johnston dies at 86

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   10. Sept. 2015 · Basil Johnston was a prolific writer and language activist who published 25 books, including five in Anishinabemowin. He also worked at the Royal Ontario Museum and taught at various institutions. He received many awards and honours for his contributions to indigenous culture and heritage.

6. uofmpress.ca › blog › responsibility-duty-right-on-the-passingResponsibility, Duty, Right: On the Passing of Basil H. Johnston...

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   28. Sept. 2015 · A tribute to Basil Johnston, a prolific and influential Anishinaabe writer, who passed away in 2015. Learn about his life, works, and legacy, and how he inspired a scholar and writer to pursue Indigenous literature and justice.

7. indspire.ca › laureate › basil-johnston-2Basil Johnston | Indspire

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   Basil Johnston is a highly respected author, storyteller and preserver of the Anishnaabe language. He has written 15 books in English and five in Ojibway, as well as numerous articles that have been published in newspapers, anthologies and periodicals.

8. digitalcollections.mcmaster.ca › hpcanpub › case-studyDeemed “authentic”: Basil H. Johnston | Digital Collections @ Mac

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   Learn about Basil H. Johnston, a prominent Ojibway (Anishinaabe) author, storyteller, and educator. Explore his publications, such as Ojibway Heritage and Moose Meat & Wild Rice, and how they were received by publishers and readers.