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Woolgathering: Awareness of the Foreign in Published Works About Cowichan Woolworking

Woolgathering: Awareness of the Foreign in Published Works About Cowichan Woolworking

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ISBN10: 1989966314
ISBN13: 9781989966310
Publisher: Lightning Source Inc
Published: Oct 18 2021
Pages: 74
Weight: 0.20
Height: 0.18 Width: 5.00 Depth: 8.00
Language: English

Working in wool to make traditional woven blankets and modern knitting has long been a primary cultural communication method of people in Cowichan First Nation, but published comments suggest non-Cowichan people have consistently failed to understand what was being communicated. An examination of the last 240 years of published comments on Cowichan woolworking shows themes of foreignness and co-operation emphasized throughout. In Woolgathering, author Paula Johanson presents examples of an ongoing commentary, not only on the fabric-making of the Cowichan people but on the idea of foreignness, in a particularly West Coast manifestation.

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