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Never in Anger
Portrait of an Eskimo Family
Book • 1971
In 'Never in Anger: Portrait of an Eskimo Family', Jean Briggs presents a detailed ethnographic account of her 18-month stay with an Inuit family in the Canadian Arctic.
The book explores the emotional patterns and cultural practices of the Utku people, highlighting their unique approach to managing emotions and social interactions.
Briggs' work offers a nuanced understanding of Inuit culture and its emphasis on non-aggression.
The book explores the emotional patterns and cultural practices of the Utku people, highlighting their unique approach to managing emotions and social interactions.
Briggs' work offers a nuanced understanding of Inuit culture and its emphasis on non-aggression.
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