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This is the 1st e-book to introduce readers to the crux of ethnic model. overlaying all facets, it addresses the importance of sustainability (including tradition) and ethnic type within the clothing undefined. It additionally highlights thoughts and case reports concerning ethnic fashion.
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N. ” Days later, standing in front of Kakaw’in, a petroglyph site on Aa-ukw Tl’ikuulth (Sproat Lake), Nasquu-isaqs’ Uncle, Chuuchkamalthnii, elaborated: “We talk about a time called Iikhmuut. Iikhmuut is ‘The Time Before Time’. ” Anthropologist, Drucker (1951), among others, has written that the Hupacasath have “made their home on the shores of Sproat Lake since time immemorial” (5). Anthropologists have repeatedly made mention of this sensibility among Nuu-chah-nulth peoples—that is, deep temporal and spiritual connection to place.
Even in the secular environment, the display of crests and images on everyday clothing items such as screen-printed t-shirts, sunglasses, socks, and hats, alludes to the power of graphic crests to transform and strengthen the wearer. There are two critical forces in Nuu-chah-nulth dress that emerged throughout my fieldwork research: (1) the ability of fashion to connect and make declarations about place and territory; (2) the important role of the body as an intimate site of cultural production and transformation.
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