Sanaaq: An Inuit Novel

Cover\nContents\nForeword\n	Form and Style\n		Content and Implicit Surrounding Details\n		Historical and Cultural Context\n		Characters\n1: Gathering Dwarf Birch\n2: Irsutualuk and the Fishing Day That Wasn’t\n3: A Day in the Tent\n4: Fishing on the Foreshore\n5: Moving Day and Sanaaq’s Remarriage\n6: A Qajaq for Qalingu\n7: Jiimialuk Loses an Eye\n8: The First Qallunaat Arrive\n9: Qalingu Tries out the Qajaq\n10: A Daughter Is Adopted\n11: An Unsuccessful Hunt in the Qajaq\n12: Sanaaq Mee ts a Polar Bear\n13: Arnatuinnaq Catches Her First Gull\n14: From Tent to Igloo\n15: Jiimialuk’s Fatal Accident\n16: A Harsh Winter in the Igloo\n17: Sanaaq Gives Birth to a Son\n18: Trip Inland\n19: Hunters Caught in a Blizzard\n20: Spring Hunting on the Sinaa\n21: Mussel Fishing under the Ice\n22: Spring Hunt\n23: Scenes of Summer Life\n24: The Legend of Lumaajuq\n25: The First Catholic Missionaries\n26: A Children’s Quarrel\n27: A Community Feast of Boiled Meat\n28: Spring Hunting, Fishing, and Gathe ring\n29: Hunters Adrift on the Ice\n30: Inuit Chewing Gum\n31: Learning how to Sew and the Collapse of the Igloo\n32: Fishing for Iqaluk\n33: Qalingu Makes a Puurtaq and Qumaq Her First Boots\n34: Gathering Eggs\n35: Spring Hunt on the Edge of the Ice\n36: A Child’s Carelessness\n37: A Household Quarrel\n38: Sanaaq’s Flight\n39: Conjugal Violence\n40: A Sorrowful Qalingu\n41: Sanaaq’s Return to Hospital\n42: Ritual Feast for the First Kill\n43: Qalingu Leaves to Work among the Qallunaat\n44: A Successful Day Fishing for Arctic Char\n45: The First Medical Examination\n46: Birth, Naming, and Conversion\n47: A Broken Heart and Possession\n48: Confession and Cure\nGlossary\nAdditional Reading\n	Selected Works by Mitiarjuk Nappaaluk\n	Selected Works by Bernard Saladin d’Anglure on Inuit\n	Critical Writing on Inuit Literature