Author, translator, ethnologist, and journalist born on April 20th, 1917 in Frederiksdal (now Narsarmijit; Greenland) – died in Søborg (Denmark) in 2012.
Greenland Presentation (to come).
Authors
Poet, writer and teacher born in Imerissoq (Greenland) in 1918 – died in Aasiaat (Greenland) in 1981.
Writer, translator, and linguist born in Qoornoq (Groenland) in 1905 – died in 1991.
Writer, poet, and linguist born in Narsaq (Greenland) in 1982.
Writer, songwriter, musician, columnist, translator, and politician born in Uummannaq (Greenland) in 1952.
Author born in Uummannaq (Greenland) in 1918 – died in Nykøbing Falster (Denmark) in 1999.
Visual artist, writer, performer, photographer, born in Scoresbysund (now Ittoqqortoormiit; Greenland) in 1958 – died in 2007 in Copenhagen (Denmark).
Visual artist, performer, and poet, born in Upernavik (Greenland) in 1959.
Writer, visual artist, reindeer herder, director and museum curator born in Jakobshavn (today’s Ilulissat, Greenland) in 1925 - died in Humlebæk (Denmark) in 2008.
Author, translator, journalist and teacher born in Qullissat (Greenland) in 1945.
Books
Historical essay on Inuit Studies
A bilingual Greenlandic-English poetry collection by Katti Frederiksen
English translation of the Greenlandic novel Singnagtugaq
Resources
Arkhticós Dolorôs, read by Greenlandic artist Jessie Kleemann
Jessie Kleemann Performance artist and poet from Greenland. Interview with Daniel Chartier
Conference [in French and in Inuktitut] by Louis-Jacques Dorais on the history of Inuit Studies
Short video on Aaju Peter's visit to the Université du Québec à Montréal in 2019.
Video of the book launch of the novel Homo Sapienne by Greenlander Niviaq Korneliussen in Montreal in 2017.
Lecture by Aaju Peter on Inuktut, the language of the Inuit, during her visit to Montreal