The Athabascans of Interior Alaska

Traditional Athabascan institutions are related to the modal personality and culture of the group. It is shown how otherwise pathic aspects of personality were creatively integrated into these institutions. The collapse of these institutions due to acculturative pressure is discussed and the release of these pathic aspects described. Finally it is suggested that a new creative reintegration is under way, based upon old Athabascan personality dimensions and new institutions which function in a fashion similar to traditional ones

Aesthetics · Art · Function (biology · Personality · Perspective (graphical · Sociology · Visual arts · Geographies of human-animal interactions · Indigenous Studies and Ecology · Philosophy · Psychology · Public Spaces through Art · Social Psychology

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  Open Access•Arthur E Hippler•ARCTIC•1974

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• Some Alternative Viewpoints of the Negative Results of Euro‐American Contact with Non‐Western Group

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• The North Alaska Eskimos

  Open Access•Arthur E Hippler•American Ethnologist•1974

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• The Athabascans of Interior Alaska

  Open Access•Arthur E Hippler•American Anthropologist•1973

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• Transcultural Psychiatric and Related Research in the North American Arctic and Subarctic

  Open Access•Arthur E Hippler•Transcultural Psychiatric…•1975

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• Myths and Rituals

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• New directions in psychoanalysis

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• The game of black E white at Hunters Point

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• The Predisposition to Anxiety

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• The Ethnography of the Tanaina

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• The Athabascans of Interior Alaska

  Open Access•Arthur E Hippler•American Anthropologist•1973

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• Industrial Man

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