Ethnographic eyes
By: guest edited by Wendy Wickwire
Series: BC studies -- no. 125-126
Publisher: BC Studies
Published: 2000
Place of publication: Vancouver, BC
Language: eng
Number of pages: 200
Subjects: Anthropology; Kwakiutl Indians; Social life and customs; Kwakiutl art; Indian art
Notes: "...special issue of BC studies honouring the legacy of Douglas Lowell Cole."-- p. 5.

Includes bibliographical references.

"Publications by Douglas Cole" / compiled by Heather Gleboff (p. 181-185).
Table of contents: title: "The quiet impossible task": Douglas Cole and the ecumenical challenge of British Columbia's cultural history  -- Wendy Wickwire; title: The pivotal role of the northwest coast in the history of Americanist anthropology  -- Regna Darnell; title: Red salmon and red cedar bark: another look at the nineteenth century Kwakw₋ak₋a'wakw winter ceremonial  -- Judith Berman; title: Visualizing Kwakw₋ak₋a'wakw tradition: the films of William Heick, 1951-63  -- Ira Jacknis; title: The invented Indian/the imagined Emily  -- Douglas Cole; title: "That's my dinner on display": a First Nations reflection on museum culture  -- Gloria Jean Frank; title: Requickening -- Nusqimata (Jacinda Mack)