Titlebook: Respect and Responsibility in Pacific Coast Indigenous Nations; The World Raven Make E. N. Anderson,Raymond Pierotti Book 2022 The Editor(s

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Book 2022st of North America, from Alaska to California. These practices helped them maintain and restore ecological balance for thousands of years. Building upon the authors’ and others’ previous works, the book brings in perspectives from ethnography and marine evolutionary ecology. The core of the book co

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The Ideology Behind It All,ses, human kinship is extended to the nonhuman world, incorporating humans further in the world. Key concepts include community and stewardship; humanity and the nonhuman world form one community, and humans must exhibit stewardship in dealing with it.

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Respect and Its Corollaries,a game animal or fish or plant are harsh: an individual who does so will suffer failure in hunting and plant gathering, at best, and may suffer death. Respect is constantly stressed in Indigenous discourse, and taught early to children.

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Traditional Resource Management,an is needed, taking enough to leave a viable population for others (and not only human others), doing as little damage to the environment as possible, and using all of everything hunted or collected. Many specific cases and methods are detailed here.

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Teachings and Stories,al experience, but are also used to make particular teaching points, often about proper respect for other lives. Close analysis of several story traditions reveals the actual working of traditional management of common-pool materials.

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White Settler Contact and Its Consequences,d for millennia in spite of heavy and continual pressure were reduced to near-extinction. Today, Indigenous people are increasing and reclaiming their culture, and some reassertion of traditional management is occurring, not least because it succeeds where settler management has failed.

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