Being and Place among the Tlingit (Culture, Place, and Nature)
In Being and Place among the Tlingit, Thomas F. Thornton investigates the integral role of place in shaping Tlingit identity and worldview. Part of the Culture, Place, and Nature series, the book reveals how indigenous connections to the environment foster a deep sense of belonging and sustainability in traditional practices.
About This Book
Being and Place among the Tlingit examines the cultural and ecological dimensions of Tlingit life, emphasizing the relationships between people and their environments.
Author Thomas F. Thornton draws on ethnographic insights to highlight how place shapes identity and practices within this indigenous community.
The work is part of the Culture, Place, and Nature series, offering a lens into traditional knowledge systems and their relevance today.
Through this exploration, readers gain an understanding of the Tlingit's holistic approach to living in harmony with the land and sea.
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