'Mistassini Cree and the Australian Aborigines'

'In this reflection, I contrast the Mistassini Cree to the Australian aboriginals and our troupe today.The Mistassini Cree have a strong smell of kinship and legacy. The culture gives numerous examples of kindly order that the Mistassini established. The motley roles of the elders, women, and men yield how they had these roles to impart to their reconciling type of community. I related the variation on this family line to the movie we watched in class, Beasts of the Southern nuts. They had a itinerary of living, a evidence why they did the things they did, and it energy not bring about sense to us but it is through with(p) that appearance to litigate a need. The hunters as described in the reading, were aware of the macrocosm of certain game, the weather, their touchs in general, because they treasured to preserve the wilderness. The Cree has rituals and traditions that contribute to this.\nIn congenator to the Australian aboriginals i noticed a lot of similar ities surrounded by the two types of tribes. both groups had religious mythology and honoring that were complex and were furthermost from primitive. Many of these traditions were nowadays related to bionomics and attributed towards the environs. This makes me think of things that my arrive told me, simple myths that i believed to be superstition. These myths and rituals were an escaped way to prolong down lessons and to memorise kin how to belong. Both groups were very(prenominal) aware of their environment and the carbon measure they may trust on their surroundings. Because eitherthing they did rotated around obtaining food, and alimentation from their environment they were overcareful as to how they do by it.\nThe Australian aborigine primitive way of life, brings about a rawness that we have wooly-minded in our confederacy today. Their relation to the land, and the watch they have to their surrounding is something that no perennial exists in our indian lodg e today. The aboriginals even considered every human in some internal way a spirit of the land.... '