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Eskimo of the Canadian Arctic
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| Autres auteurs : | , |
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| Format : | Livre |
| Langue : | anglais |
| Titre complet : | Eskimo of the Canadian Arctic / edited and with an introduction by Victor F. Valentine and Frank G. Vallee |
| Publié : |
Toronto :
McClelland and Stewart
, C 1968 |
| Description matérielle : | 1 vol. (XV-241 p.) |
| Collection : | Carleton library ; 41 |
| Titre de l'ensemble : | The Carleton library vol. 41 |
| Sujets : |
- An Archaeological Overview of Eskimo Economy/William E. Taylor, jr.
- An Eclectic Review of the Physical Anthropology of the Eskimo/David R. Hughes.
- Spatial Concepts in the Eskimo Language/Raymond C. Gagné.
- The Timeless Present in the Mythology of the Aivilik Eskimos/Edmund S. Carpenter.
- Religious Rituals and Beliefs/Rt. Rev. Arsène Turquetiol, o.m.i.
- Some Preliminiaries on the Soul Complex in Eskimo Shamanistic Belief/Svend Frederiksen.
- Witch-Fear Among the Aivilik Eskimos/Edmund S. Caprenter.
- Canadian Eskimo Carving in Historical Perspective/Charles A. Martjin.
- Caribou Eskimo Legal Concepts/Geert van den Steenhoven.
- Igluigmiut Kinship Terminology and Behaviour: Consanquines/David Damas.
- Differentiation Among the Eskimo in Some Canadian Arctic Settlement/Frank G. Vallee.
- The Economic Situation of the Eskimo/Diamond Jenness.
- The Flexibility of Eskimo Social Organization/W.E. Willmott.
- Two Attempts as Community Organization Among the Eastern Hudson Bay Eskimos/Asen Balicki.
- People Under Tutelage/John J. and Irma Honingmann.
- The Educational System in the Western Arctic/Charles S. Brant and Charles W. Hobart.
- Learning to Drink/John J. and Irma Honigmann.
- Notes on the Cooperative Movement and Community Organization in the Canadian Arctic/Frank G. Vallee.
- Eskimo Art - A Living Art Form/George Swinton.