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Good condition, soft cover.
Originally published in 1982, this work represents the first comprehensive life history recorded of a Northwest Coast Indigenous woman. The biography focuses on the life of Florence Edenshaw Davidson (1896–1993), an esteemed Haida elder, artist, and cultural authority from Haida Gwaii (formerly the Queen Charlotte Islands), British Columbia, Canada.
As the daughter of the highly celebrated Haida master artist and chief Charles Edenshaw, Davidson served as a vital, direct link to her culture's traditional history and practices. The book utilizes personal narratives to trace her life through significant periods of cultural adaptation and resilience
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Very good condition; hard cover • Core Meaning: Namwayut translates to "we are all one"...
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Very good hardcover • Core Subject: The book chronicles the modern political and cultural sovereignty...
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Very good condition; soft cover • Subject: It details the life story of Rena Point...
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Very good condition; soft cover The book chronicles the land claims struggle and historical aboriginal...