Point-counterpoint: Artic historiography: Current status and blueprints for the future

Grant considers trends in Arctic historiography, including the relative lack of work in the area of Inuit studies, and examines what direction research should take in the future. It appears thar Canadian historians are less interested in Arctic research than their American and Scandinavian counterpa...

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Published in:Journal of Canadian studies 1998-04, Vol.33 (1), p.145
Main Author: Grant, Shelagh D
Format: Article
Language:English
Subjects:
Bibliography
Culture
Historiography
History
Inuit
Native peoples
Social sciences
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Summary:Grant considers trends in Arctic historiography, including the relative lack of work in the area of Inuit studies, and examines what direction research should take in the future. It appears thar Canadian historians are less interested in Arctic research than their American and Scandinavian counterparts.
ISSN:0021-9495
1911-0251