Esquimales, Kwakiutl Y Hurones - Llamas Camacho, Edith
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With simplicity, Esquimales, kwakiutl y hurones paint a broad picture of the indigenous cultures of Canada, Alaska, and Greenland. The book explains in detail all that one should know about these cultures: their way of life, diet, social organization, and how they deal with inclement climate. Full of illustrations, this book is ideal for approaching these indigenous groups that still exist today, giving us an idea of different ways of life beyond the West. Con sencillez, Esquimales, kwakiutl y hurones pinta un cuadro amplio sobre las culturas indígenas de Canadá, Alaska y Groenlandia,…mehr

Produktbeschreibung
With simplicity, Esquimales, kwakiutl y hurones paint a broad picture of the indigenous cultures of Canada, Alaska, and Greenland. The book explains in detail all that one should know about these cultures: their way of life, diet, social organization, and how they deal with inclement climate. Full of illustrations, this book is ideal for approaching these indigenous groups that still exist today, giving us an idea of different ways of life beyond the West. Con sencillez, Esquimales, kwakiutl y hurones pinta un cuadro amplio sobre las culturas indígenas de Canadá, Alaska y Groenlandia, explicando a grandes rasgos todo lo que se debe saber sobre estas tres culturas: su forma de vivir, su alimentación, su organización social y sus formas de sobrellevar el inclemente clima nórdico que distingue a la región en el invierno. Lleno de ilustraciones, este libro es ideal para acercarse a estos grupos indígenas que todavía existen en nuestros días, dándonos una idea de formas distintas de vivir más allá de la occidental.
Autorenporträt
Edith Llamas Camacho has been an iconographic researcher for several historical projects. She has also taught various subjects at UNAM such as Mexican society, culture, and history though her focus is on the indigenous communities in Northeast Mexico.