Detailed Review of 'Remembering and Repatriation' by Krmpotich (2010)

This report provides a comprehensive review of the article "Remembering and Repatriation: The Production of Kinship, Memory and Respect" by Krmpotich (2010). The assignment delves into the core concepts of kinship, memory, and respect within the context of Haida repatriation. The review examines the author's exploration of the repatriation process, its role in producing collective memory, and its connection to cultural rights and identity. The report analyzes the author's arguments, the key topics addressed such as the Haida nation, the bond and values of Haida kinship, the repatriation process and the production of memory and kinship. It also evaluates the strengths and weaknesses of the article, including the qualitative research design and secondary data gathering techniques employed. Furthermore, the review highlights the important points discussed by the researcher, such as the bonds and values of Hinda kinship, the repatriation procedure and the co-production of kinship and memory. The report concludes that the repatriation process is effective in connecting consumers as kin and reinforces kinship relations.