Quaqtaq : modernity and identity in an Inuit community /
Comprises an ethnographic study of the small, predominantly Inuit village of Quaqtaq in Nunavik in arctic Quebec. The author focuses on the interaction between modernity and tradition in residents' relations with the outside world and, more specifically, in cultural identity. Includes a few b &...
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Toronto, Ont. :
University of Toronto Press,
©1997.
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Clár na nÁbhar:
- On modernity, identity and Quaqtaq
- Qallunaaqalaurtinagu: When there were no Qallkunaat
- Formation of a community
- Quaqtaq in the 1990s
- Some fundamentals of identity
- Quaqtaq and the world
- Appendix Q: Historical events in Tuvaaluk and Quaqtaq, 1910-1990
- Appendix B: Adult deaths in Tuvaaluk and Quaqtaq, 1941-1992
- Appendix C: Peterhead boats in Tuvaaluk, 1930-1967
- References
- Index.