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- First Page
- Preliminary Pages
- List of Illustrations
- Acknowledgements
- Notes on Language: Locations in Sapmi – Land of the Sami
- Glossaries of Non-English Terms
- Contributors
- Summary of Indigenous Efflorescence: Beyond Revitalisation in Sapmi and Ainu Mosir
- Introduction: Indigenous Efflorescence
- Part One: Contexts of Efflorescence
- Introduction: Contexts of Efflorescence
- 1. Narratives of Truth: An Exploration of Narrative Theory as a Tool in Decolonising Research
- 2. Cikornay National Trust: Emancipation of Our Ainu land from Colonial Land Use and for the Enjoyment of Ainu Culture
- 3. ‘He Might Come Back’: Views on Sámi Cultural and Linguistic Revitalisation from Finland
- 4. Documenting Sami Cultural Landscapes
- 5. Revival of Salmon Resources and Restoration of a Traditional Ritual of the Ainu, the Indigenous People of Japan
- 6. The Racing of Ainu Hearts: Our Wish for One Salmon River
- 7. Viessuoje Mujttuo: Saving an Indigenous Language through New Technology
- 8. In Search of Virtual Learning Spaces for Sámi Languages
- 9. Tjutju
- 10. Establishment of the Ainu Indigenous People’s Film Society
- 11. The Sápmi Awards
- 12. South Saami Children’s Choir: A Successful Project, Despite the Obstacles
- 13. Towards a Respectful Repatriation of Stolen Ainu Ancestral Remains
- Part Two: Practices of Efflorescence
- Introduction: Practices of Efflorescence
- 14. The Yoke and the Candy Bowl: Beliefs and Emotions in South Sami Revitalisation
- 15. Ainu Women in the Past and Now
- 16. Heading towards the Restoration and Transmission of Ainu Culture
- 17. Living a Modern Life in Hokkaidō as a Young Ainu Dancer
- 18. A Quest for What We Ainu Are
- 19. A Trip to the Mountaintop
- 20. Everyday Acts of Resurgence and Diasporic Indigeneity among the Ainu of Tokyo
- 21. Saami Coffee Culture
- 22. Cultural Revitalisation: ‘Feeding on the Tools of the Conquerors’—A Sami-American Perspective
- 23. Sydisdans: A New Traditional Dance in Sapmi
- Conclusion: Indigenous Efflorescence
