Walled-In

Contents

List of Figures and Tables

Foreword, by Patsy Kowtak Kuksuk

Acknowledgments

Introduction

Chapter 1. A Sociology of Walls

Part I: Walls as Boundary Objects: Identity-Work Abounds

Chapter 2. Ujjirusuttiarniq amma Isumatunikkut Tukisiniarniq [Having an Awareness and Seeking to Understand]: Anomie and Geographies of Knowledge

Chapter 3. Pilimmaksarniq [Skills and Knowledge Acquisition]: Transmission of Knowledge and Sewing

Part II: Walls as Cultural Objects: Culture in Material Form

Chapter 4. Aktuaturaunniqarniq amma Inuuqatigiitsiarniq [Interconnectedness and Interpersonal Relationships]: Family, Connected Spaces, and Memory

Chapter 5. Piliriqatigiingniq [Working Together]: Performing Food Consumption to the Walls

Part III: Walls as Technological Objects

Chapter 6. Piniarnikkut Ilittiniq [Learning to Do]: Passive Engagement-Notions of Public and Private

Chapter 7. Qanuqtuurungnarniq [Being Resourceful to Solve Problems]: Active Engagement: Walls as Storage

Conclusion

References

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• Antropologia social e cultural
• Povos indígenas

architecture;boundary work;built environment;identity work;Inuit;Northern housing;Nunavut;space and place