Kenn Harper is a Canadian historian whose work delves into the rich tapestry of life in the high Arctic. His writings compellingly recount the often tragic experiences of the Inughuit people and their encounters with the outside world. Through meticulous research and a profound understanding of Inuit culture, Harper offers readers a unique and insightful perspective on the human history of the far north.
Exploring the interplay between Inuit and Christian beliefs, this volume delves into their coexistence and conflicts during the nineteenth and twentieth centuries. It presents a rich tapestry of narratives that highlight the cultural and spiritual dynamics at play, revealing how these two distinct worldviews influenced each other amidst changing social landscapes.
Eine fesselnde Biografie des Eskimo-Jungen, der von dem Entdecker Robert Peary in die USA gebracht wurde, rekonstruiert die zwölf qualvollen Jahre, die der kleine Minik als Fremder in New York City verbrachte, eine Erfahrung, die mit der Entdeckung gipfelt, dass der Körper seines Vaters im Naturkundemuseum ausgestellt ist.