Presented by Christiane Drieux

In the north of Greenland, there lives a small community of hunters, the Inughuit, descendants of the Thule people.

The Inughuit view the world as a continuum, a circular movement between men, animals and the environment. In traditional thought, animals, behind their specific attributes, concealed human forms, social life and practices.

This presentation proposes to follow, in a non-exhaustive way, hunters in their relationship with animals, through oral tradition and practices observed in the field.