Inuit women: their powerful spirit in a century of change

Part I: Introduction Chapter 1: People Part II: Life Out on the Land Chapter 2: Traditional Roles: Gender and Survival Chapter 3: Traditional Power: A Delicate Balance Chapter 4: Traditional Socialization: Learning by Doing Part III: Metamorphosis Chapter 5: The Bad Times: Starvation Stalked the Land Chapter 6: Transforming Traditional Culture Part IV: Living on the Edge Chapter 7: Culture Shock and Marginality Chapter 8: The Impacts of Resettlement Chapter 9: Families Redefined Part V: Life in Town: The Changing Balance of Power Chapter 10: Contemporary Roles: The Female Advantage Chapter 11: Contemporary Power: A Reversal of Position Chapter 12: Contemporary Socialization: Passing on the Culture Part VI: The Bonds of Intimacy Chapter 13: Love and Living Together Chapter 14: Marriage and Divorce Part VII: The Challenges of Change Chapter 15: Violence against Women and Children: The Complexities of Power Part VIII: A New Century Emerges Chapter 16: The Promise and Price of Education Chapter 17: The Meaning of Work Part IX: The Road to Equality Chapter 18: Women's Rights and Political Participation Chapter 19: Nunavut: Defining a New Political Identity