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Elizabeth: an elder Inuk remembers her life. (feminist Inuk changes traditional attitudes towards women)
The name of the informant has been changed. This story took place in Arvilinghaurmiut, which is in the Pelly Bay area of Kitikmeot, in the Canadian Arctic.
I first went to the Canadian Arctic in November 1972. It was my intention to remain there for about a year and then move on. I left over ten years later and I still miss the friendships, loyalties, and sheer excitement of living amidst the homeland of the Canadian Inuit. Through my work in the Arctic I enjoyed conversations with many Inuit, particularly the elderly. One such conversation took place on June 23, 1978.
I had heard of Old Elizabeth, an Elder Inuk,(1) but thought she had died several years ...
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