Includes bibliographical references (pages 203-213) and index.
Introduction; CHAPTER 1: Ethnographic Background and Post-Contact History of the Area; CHAPTER 2: Contemporary Practices and Ideologies; CHAPTER 3: Subsistence, Identity, and Meaning; CHAPTER 4: Subsistence as an Identity Marker; CHAPTER 5: Development and the Marking of Gender and Ethnicity; CHAPTER 6: Yup'ik Gourmands: Food and Ethnicity; CHAPTER 7: Subsistence Discourse as Practice; Conclusion; Notes; References; Index.
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This text examines ethnicity and discourse in Southwestern Alaska, and should be of interest to linguists and anthropologists.