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Inuit laws : tirigusuusiit, piqujait, and maligait / Mariano Aupilaarjuk, Marie Tulimaaq, Akisu Joamie, Émile Imaruittuq, and Lucassie Nutaraaluk ; edited by Jarich Oosten, Frédéric Laugrand, and Willem Rasing.

Aupilaarjuk, Mariano, (interviewee.). Tulimaaq, Marie (interviewee.). Joamie, Akisu (interviewee.). Imaruittuq, Émile (interviewee.). Nutaraaluk, Lucassie (interviewee.). Oosten, J. G., 1945- (editor.). Laugrand, Frédéric (editor.). Rasing, W. C. E., (editor.).

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"Through the voices of Inuit elders, this book is a critical and cultural-historical engagement with the traditional concepts of maligait, piquajit, and tirigusuusiit. These three concepts refer to what had to be followed, done, or not done in Inuit culture. Although these terms are now often used as equivalents to modern Western notions of law, this work examines how Inuit and Western concepts of law derive from completely different cultural perspectives. Through the guiding concepts of maligait, piqujait, and tirigusuusiit, this book transcends discussions of law, examining how these Inuit concepts are embedded in social and cosmic relationships. This unique book examines these challenging concepts through the knowledge and stories of Inuit elders and evokes a unique experience whereby Western knowledge--embedded in the participating scholars--works to describe and understand Inuit knowledge and models of traditional law." -- back cover
"Through the voices of Inuit elders, this book is a critical and cultural-historical engagement with the traditional concepts of maligait, piquajit, and tirigusuusiit. These three concepts refer to what had to be followed, done, or not done in Inuit culture. Although these terms are now often used as equivalents to modern Western notions of law, this work examines how Inuit and Western concepts of law derive from completely different cultural perspectives. Through the guiding concepts of maligait, piqujait, and tirigusuusiit, this book transcends discussions of law, examining how these Inuit concepts are embedded in social and cosmic relationships. This unique book examines these challenging concepts through the knowledge and stories of Inuit elders and evokes a unique experience whereby Western knowledge--embedded in the participating scholars--works to describe and understand Inuit knowledge and models of traditional law." -- Provided by publisher.

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  • ISBN: 9781897568507
  • ISBN: 1897568509
  • Physical Description: xi, 365 pages : map ; 23 cm
  • Edition: Second edition.
  • Publisher: Iqaluit, NU : Nunavut Arctic College Media, [2017]

Content descriptions

General Note:
Revision of: Perspectives on traditional law / Mariano Aupilaarjuk [and others] ; edited by Jarich Ooste, Frédéric Laugrand and Wim Rasing. -- Iqaluit, Nunavut : Language and Culture Program of Nunavut Arctic College, ©1999.
Bibliography, etc. Note:
Includes bibliographical references (pages 361-365).
Formatted Contents Note:
Introduction: Inuit perspectives on traditional law --  Piqujait, maligait, and tirigusuusiit / Mariano Aupilaarjuk --  Respect for wildlife / Mariano Aupilaarjuk --  Dealing with wrong-doers / Émile Imaruittuq --  Advice for women / Marie Tulimaaq --  Memories of the past: Émile Imaruittuq --  Memories of the past: Lucassie Nutaraaluk --  Leaders, elders, and shamans / Lucassie Nutaraaluk and Émile Imaruittuq --  Ownership and sharing / Lucassie Nutaraaluk and Émile Imaruittuq --  Murder / Lucassie Nutaraaluk and Émile Imaruittuq --  Unikkaat and unikkaaqtuat / Lucassie Nutaraaluk and Émile Imaruittuq --  Pisiit / Lucassie Nutaraaluk and Émile Imaruittuq
Language Note:
Interviews have been translated from the Inuktitut.
Subject: Inuit > Nunavut > Social life and customs.
Culture and law > Canada
Ethnological jurisprudence > Canada
Inuit > Canada > Social life and customs.
Inuit elders > Nunavut > Interviews.
Inuit elders > Canada > Interviews.
Topic Heading: Indigenous.
Inuit Canada.
First Nations.

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