Peter Gossage

Peter's tales will never become irrelevant to New Zealand kids, and many of his tales have been turned into Maori television-shorts. Peter was presented with the Storylines Gaelyn Gordon Award in 2013 for a very popular book for How Maui Slovened the Sun. He died on July 30, 2016.

First to know about Peter Gossage.

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and the Université de Québec à Montréal." As a Quebec scholars of the nineteenth and twentieth centuries, he is mainly concerned with familiy living, sex and historic demographics. Peter's first novel, Families in Transition: Saint- Hyacinthe industry and population in the nineteenth century, was released in 1999 by McGill-Queen's University Press.

The Fecondité des Quebécoises, 1870-1970: d'une Exception a l'autre, mit Danielle Gauvreau und Diane Gervais (Boréal, 2007); und zuletzt An Illustrated History of Quebec: with J.I. Little (Oxford University Press, 2012). He was an associate member of the Centre Interuniversitaire d'études Quoises (www.cieq. ca), co-editor of the Canadian Historical Review (2000-2002) and a guest scholar at the University of Victoria (1999-2000) and the University of California, Berkeley (2007-2008).

Together with John Lutz and Ruth Sandwell, he is also co-director of the award-winning education website Great Unsolved Mysteries in Canada Studies (www.canadianmysteries.ca). Doctoral thesis in Geschichte, Université Laval, Co-Supervision with Dr. Aline Charles, in work since autumn 2013. Master's thesis in the field of historical studies, Université de Sherbrooke, finished in April 2013. A public reaction to teachers' strikes in Quebec, 1949-1983.

Master's thesis in the field of historical studies, Université de Sherbrooke, finished in July 2011. Doctoral thesis in the field of historiography, co-supervision with Dr. Jean-Marie Fecteau, at the Université du Québec à Montréal, 3 May 2010. Co-operation with Thierry Nootens (UQTR), memoire de mâîtrise en histôro, Université de Sherbrooke, concluded January 2010. Gossage, Peter and J.I. Little.

A Quebec story illustrated: The traditional and the modern. This is Don Mills, ON: University Press Canada, 2012. Gauvreau, Danielle, Diane Gervais and Peter Gossage. Gossage, Peter. Montréal & Kingston: McGill Queen's University Press, 1999. Gossage, Peter. American Review of Canadian Studies 44, 1 (Frühjahr 2014) : 49-67.

Gossage, Peter. Gossage, Peter. "In Une démographie au feminine: Risques et opportunités sans le parcours des vie/A Female Demography: Risks and Chances in the Life Course, Hrsg Oris, Michel, Guy Brunet, Virginie De Luca Barrusse und Danielle Gauvreau (Bern: Peter Lang, 2009): 321-355. Adams, Annmarie and Peter Gossage.

"Privately matters: Ill children at home in the 1890s. "In Designing Modern Childhoods: History, space and the material culture of children, ed. The Ning de Conick-Smith und Marta Gutman (New Brunswick, New Jersey : Rutgers University Press, 2008) : 61-81. Gossage, Peter. Stepkids in Quebec, 1866-1920. Family and Social Discipline in Canada, 1700-1960, ed.

Montreal und Kingston : McGill-Queen's University Press, 2004) : 141-70. Gossage, Peter. and the myth of the evil stepmother in Quebec. Janovicek und Joy Parr (Don Mills : Oxford University Press, 2003) : 147-66. Gauvreau, Danielle and Peter Gossage. Québec and Ontario around the turn of the century.

" Magazine for Family Histories 26, 2 (April 2001): 162-88. Gossage, Peter and Danielle Gauvreau. Québec fertility at the turn of the century. "The story of the family: Gossage, Peter. Re-marriage and family conflicts in Quebec in the nineteenth century. "In family affairs: Contributions to Canadian Family Histories after the Confederation, ed.

Endar-André Montigny and Lori Chambers (Toronto: Canadian Scholars Press, 1998): 355-76. Gauvreau, Danielle and Peter Gossage.