Refiguring wilderness: A personal odyssey From: Journal of Canadian Studies | Date: July 1, 1998| Author: Bruce W Hodgins | Copyright Trent University Summer 1998. Provided by ProQuest LLC.Copyright information

This autobiographical essay traces the refiguration of the author's notion of wilderness, from one comprising little or no human presence to a conception that includes a vital and permanent aboriginal presence. The essay depicts the author's personal journey, inspired and fuelled by the themes of landscape, nordicity, environmental stewardship and the relationship between Native and non-Native peoples. The author's evolving definition of wilderness has been informed by personal life experienc...

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