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A critical look at how Inuit men balance traditional values and social circumstances to find their place in the contemporary Arctic.

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"Not since Jean Briggs' Never in Anger has an ethnography been so open and honest with the trials and tribulations of conducting anthropological research in a small, close-knit community in the North. Collings provides details of community life that are authentic, intimate, and insightful; his candour and clarity in describing the everyday life of cultural anthropologists doing fieldwork is poignant and gripping." Edmund Searles, associate professor of anthropology, Bucknell University " Anyone interested in men and maleness, coming of age, ethnographic methods and ethics, hunting societies, Inuit culture, and the contemporary Arctic will be richly rewarded by reading Becoming Inummarik." American Anthroplogist

Becoming Inummarik

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    A Paperback / softback by Peter Collings

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      Publisher McGill-Queen's University Press
      Published 10 March 2014
      ISBN-13 9780773543133
      978-0773543133
      ISBN-10 0773543139
      Also in:
      Gender studies: men and boys

      Description

      Book Synopsis
      A critical look at how Inuit men balance traditional values and social circumstances to find their place in the contemporary Arctic.

      Trade Review
      "Not since Jean Briggs' Never in Anger has an ethnography been so open and honest with the trials and tribulations of conducting anthropological research in a small, close-knit community in the North. Collings provides details of community life that are authentic, intimate, and insightful; his candour and clarity in describing the everyday life of cultural anthropologists doing fieldwork is poignant and gripping." Edmund Searles, associate professor of anthropology, Bucknell University " Anyone interested in men and maleness, coming of age, ethnographic methods and ethics, hunting societies, Inuit culture, and the contemporary Arctic will be richly rewarded by reading Becoming Inummarik." American Anthroplogist

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