@book {24457,
	title = {Wolverine myths and visions : Dene traditions from northern Alberta},
	year = {1990},
	pages = {1-259},
	address = {Edmonton : University of Alberta Press},
	abstract = {This history and discussion of the wolf and wolverine legends of the Dene Thaa or Slavey peoples of northwestern Alberta (in the settlements of Assumption, Meander River and Bistcho Lake) includes the texts of stories traditionally told orally by storytellers, and accounts of the prophet Nogha and the Tea Dance religion. Texts are also printed in Dene Dha{\textquoteleft}h and include an explanation of the alphabet and map of dialect use.},
	keywords = {Assumption, Dene Tha{\textquoteright} First Nation, legend, Nogha, Slavey, tea dance, wolf, wolverine},
	isbn = {0888641486; 9780888641489},
	editor = {Dene Wodih Society and Indiana University, Bloomington. American Indian Studies Research Institute.}
}
