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Essay 2. Dancing Our Stone Mask Out of Confinement: A Twenty-first-Century Tsimshian Epistemology
Mique’l Askren
Description: Objects of Exchange: Social and Material Transformation on the Late...
Objects of Exchange: Social and Material Transformation on the Late Nineteenth-Century Northwest Coast
Wha amuksism, thla dm sit’a’mim. Ap Luk’wil lu’aamgoodu nwil niidz. Shgu goad Lax Skeek ada Táakw Shaawát di waayu. Rachael Askren waas noayu. Corrine Reeve waa ndi nts’i’dzu. Laxsgiik’m Gispaxlo’ots di pdeegu. Metlakatla, Alaska di wil ‘waatgu.
Author
Mique’l Askren
PublisherBard Graduate Center
Copyright©2011 Bard Graduate Center
Related print edition pages: pp.37-47
https://doi.org/10.37862/aaeportal.00276.003
Stable URL: https://aaeportal.com/?id=-21882
Chapter subject tags:Tsimshian IndiansIndians of North America--Rites and ceremoniesIndian danceTsimshian masks

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Essay 2. Dancing Our Stone Mask Out of Confinement: A Twenty-first-Century Tsimshian Epistemology