دانلود کتاب Many Faces of Gender: Roles and Relationships Through Time in Indigenous Northern (Boreal) Communities

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Contents......Page 6
Illustrations......Page 8
Acknowledgments......Page 10
1: Many Faces: An Introduction to Gender Research in Indigenous Northern North America......Page 14
I: Contemporary Research......Page 24
2: Kipijuituq in Netsilik Society: Changing Patters of Gender and Patterns of Changing Gender......Page 26
3: Gender Equality In a Contemporary Indian Community......Page 40
4: Celebration of a Life: Remembering Linda Womkon Badten, Yupik Educator......Page 50
II: Historical and Ethnoarchaeological Approaches......Page 72
5: Changing Residence Patterns and Intradomestic Role Changes: Causes and Effects in Nineteenth-Century Western Alaska......Page 74
6: Re-Peopling the House: Household Organization Within Deg Hit'an Villages, Southwest Alaska......Page 94
7: Fish Tales: Women and Decision Making in Western Alaska......Page 106
III: Material and Spatial Analysis......Page 122
8: Child and Infant Burials in the Arctic......Page 124
9 Puzzling out Gender-Specific "Sides" to a prehistoric house in Barrow, Alaska......Page 134
10: Broken Eyes and Sinple Grooves: Understanding Eastern Aleut Needle Technology......Page 164
11: Gender, Households, and the Material Construction of Social Difference......Page 178
IV: Synthesis and Projections for Indigenous Northern Gender Research......Page 206
12: Gender Dynamics in Native Northwestern North America: Perspectives and Prospects......Page 208
Notes......Page 224
References......Page 230
List of Contributors......Page 260
Index......Page 262