I’ve had a series of blog discussion with Tad McIlwraith as a result of his call for a list of BC ethnographies (see: http://tinyurl.com/29squal ). What has piqued my curiosity is that all of the ethnographies that have been listed are about First Nations people.
So, my question to you: Can you suggest ethnographies about British Columbia that focus on non-aboriginal peoples. I am looking for works that are clearly anthropological. There are books by sociologists, historians, geographers, about non-aboriginal peoples. But what I would like to find are those ethnographies written by anthropologists set in BC, the Yukon, or Alaska that are not about aboriginal people.
I’ll post the results here (if any come in).
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