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Unsilencing Indigeneity

The field of Appalachian Studies provides students and scholars with a critical examination of Appalachian ecologies, and particularly an analysis of the humans who participate in these ecologies. Often, when scholars examine the human ecological participants in Appalachia, the focus is on non-Indigenous peoples.
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Erasing Indigenous Indigeneity in Vancouver

2007
BC Studies: The British Columbian Quarterly, No 155: Autumn ...
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Indigenous Knowledge — Indigenous Science

2023
Gregory Cajete, Kefilwe Ditlhake, Karsten Kiewitt, Tanja Keibl, Ronald Lutz, Nausikaa Schirilla   +5 more
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Indigeneity

It is estimated that Indigenous peoples total 476 million, belong to over five thousand ethnocultural groups across up to ninety countries, and speak around four thousand languages. Yet these figures are contested and disputed by self-identified Indigenous peoples, scholars, nation-states, and international agencies.
Pasang Yangjee Sherpa, Ritodhi Chakraborty, Aline Carrara   +2 more
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Indigenous Time/Indigenous Narratives

2022
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Indigenizing Medicine

Academic Medicine, 2022
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Indigenous foods benefiting indigenous Australians

2016
In Australia, a (re)emerging and hot trend is featuring native foods in restaurants, food tours and culinary arts. Based on the conceptual analysis for research undertaken for a pilot project examining the interface between restaurants and Indigenous Australian native foods providers, this paper argues that this emerging industry should be directed to ...
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Indigenous Cultures

Science, 1971
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Indigenization:

2022
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Adat /Indigenous

2009
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