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Book Review
All That We Say Is Ours: Guujaaw and the Reawakening of the Haida Nation
2010
Overview
The book is full of Haida names for places, people, plants, and animals as well as mythic creation stories placed in the context of contemporary issues concerning local employment versus corporate interests and environmental degradation versus sustainability, all of which play out in conflicting views about local priorities such as health and education versus Haida rights and title. The issue of Aboriginal title and rights is much more than a legal issue, for it conflicts with a deeply entrenched way of life - a way of life that has been taken for granted until the recent interrelated global events of economic meltdown and climate change.
Publisher
The University of British Columbia - BC Studies,Pacific Affairs. The University of British Columbia
