Names and Nunavut

Delving into the complexities of Inuit naming traditions, this book vividly portrays the Arctic environment while highlighting Inuit values, concerns, and humor. It invites readers to explore ethnographic questions, enhancing the understanding of Inuit culture. The work is a significant contribution to Arctic ethnography, appealing to linguists, anthropologists, and anyone interested in the intersections of naming, identity, and the impacts of linguistic colonialism, offering fresh insights into these intricate relationships.