Julie of the Wolves
Introduction + Context
Plot Summary
Detailed Summary & Analysis
Part 1: Amaroq, the wolf Part 2: Miyax, the girl Part 3: Kapugen, the Hunter
Themes
All Themes Humans vs. Nature Memory and Disillusionment Community and Survival Tradition vs. Assimilation
Quotes
Characters
All Characters Miyax Kapugen/Julie Edwards Kapugen/Charlie Edwards Amaroq Kapu Jello Amy Pollock Pani NalaGan/Pearl Norton Tornait Daniel Martha Mrs. Franklin Nusan Naka Judith Mr. Pollock Atik/Roland Uma/Alice Ellen
Terms
All Terms Bureau of Indian Affairs Gussak Inuit/Inuk Iñupiat Yupik Quonset
Symbols
All Symbols I’noGo Tied The Pink Room
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Julie of the Wolves

by

Jean Craighead George

Iñupiat Term Analysis

The Iñupiat are a group of Alaska Natives, encompassed in the larger group of Inuit-speaking peoples. Iñupiaq is the singular form of the word and can also refer to the Iñupiaq dialect of the Inuit language. This dialect is distinct from Yupik.
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