Social organization as an adaptive referent in Inuit cultural ecology : the case of Clyde River and Aqviqtiuk

Social organization as an adaptive referent in Inuit cultural ecology : the case of Clyde River and Aqviqtiuk

Note: === This dissertation examines the position of Inuit (Eskimo) kinship and· its associated behavioral concomitants as they effect the patterning of Inuit ecological relations. The study seeks to demonstrate the role such features, functioning as one component within the cultural ecological sys...

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Main Author: Wenzel, George W.
Other Authors: Kemp, William B. (Supervisor)
Format: Others
Language:en
Published: McGill University 1980
Subjects:
Inuit > Nunavut > Clyde River Region > Social conditions.
Inuit > Hunting > Nunavut > Clyde River Region.
Human ecology > Nunavut > Clyde River Region.
Inuit > Nunavut > Clyde River Region > Economic conditions.
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