The way we genuinely live = Yuungnaqpiallerput : masterworks of Yup'ik science and survival / text by Ann Fienup-Riordan ; translations by Alice Rearden ... [et al.].
Title
The way we genuinely live = Yuungnaqpiallerput : masterworks of Yup'ik science and survival / text by Ann Fienup-Riordan ; translations by Alice Rearden ... [et al.].
Showcases art and artifacts of the Yup'ik people of Alaska, and provides information about the role of material culture in the Yup'ik lifestyle, the development of their technologies, and Yup'ik tools and daily use items.
Includes bibliographical references (p. 345-348) and index.
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Contents
Introduction: "Everything that is made causes us to remember" -- The moral foundations of Yup'ik science -- Qasgimi (in the Qasgi) -- Muraliuryaraq, enliuryaraq, teggalquliuryaraq-llu (working with wood, bone, and stone) -- Qayaq (kayak) -- Cenami up'nerkam nalliini (on the coast during spring) -- Kuigni up'nerkam nalliini (on rivers during spring) -- Neqliyalriit (those who are going to fish camp) -- Yaqulget amlleret (birds in abundance) -- Canegnek piliat (things made from grass) -- Uksuarmi pissuryaraq (fall hunting and trapping) -- Uksumi neqsuryaraq (fall and winter fishing) -- Enemi (in the home) -- Tuvqakiyaraq, kalukaryaraq-llu (sharing, celebration, and renewal).