Lars Hætta’s miniature world: Sámi prison op-art autoethnography

This article examines a collection of miniature objects, now held in museum collections, which were originally made by a Sámi political prisoner in Norway during the mid-19th century as part of an educational programme. The author draws on recent developments in the theory of miniaturization to consider these miniatures as examples of prison op-art autoethnography: communicative devices which seek to address broad and complex social issues through the process of the creation and distribution of semiophorically functionless mimetic objects of reduced scale and complexity, and which reflect the restrictions of incarcerated artistic expression and the questions this raises regarding authenticity and hybridity

Studies on central baffin vegetation I. Bray Island

Peer Reviewedhttp://deepblue.lib.umich.edu/bitstream/2027.42/43889/1/11258_2004_Article_BF00299587.pd

The so-called Woodsia alpina in North America

Volume: 47Start Page: 145End Page: 14

The flora of Disko Island and the adjacent coast of West Greenland from 66-71 N. lat. : with remarks on phytogeography, ecology, flowering, fructification and hibernation /

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SAGINA CAESPITOSA (ALSINACEAE) IN COLORADO, U.S.A

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