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Indigenous Knowledges and ways of knowing are recognized globally as valuable and fragile. Library and Information Science (LIS) is changing so that it is respectful and culturally sensitive in its intersection with Indigenous Knowledges. This entry considers Indigenous librarianships and presents key concepts, principles, and protocols.
Williams, Caroline A. +2 more
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2020
To write of digital indigeneity or digital Natives is to confront the fact that, as Anishinaabe/Métis games designer Elizabeth LaPensée described in a cryptic but resonant tweet: “The Internet has been colonized” (2017 n.pag.). Popularized in the title of Marc Prensky's influential 2001 paper on educational reform, the term “digital Native” is defined ...
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To write of digital indigeneity or digital Natives is to confront the fact that, as Anishinaabe/Métis games designer Elizabeth LaPensée described in a cryptic but resonant tweet: “The Internet has been colonized” (2017 n.pag.). Popularized in the title of Marc Prensky's influential 2001 paper on educational reform, the term “digital Native” is defined ...
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2016
Indigenous peoples pre-date the contemporary world system of nation-states, and yet are now bound with this global scheme through asymmetric power relations of colonialism. As colonial exchanges saw the expropriation of Indigenous lands and the concentration of wealth in European hands from 1492, notions of progress, private property and nationhood ...
Brigg, Morgan, Walker, Polly O.
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Indigenous peoples pre-date the contemporary world system of nation-states, and yet are now bound with this global scheme through asymmetric power relations of colonialism. As colonial exchanges saw the expropriation of Indigenous lands and the concentration of wealth in European hands from 1492, notions of progress, private property and nationhood ...
Brigg, Morgan, Walker, Polly O.
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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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Indigenism as a project: language politics and the hegemony of postcolonialism in Taiwan
Inter-Asia Cultural Studies, 2021exaly
Indigenous Destiny in Indigenous Hands
2018LUIS MACAS, LINDA BELOTE, JIM BELOTE
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Indigenism in Contemporary IR Discourses in India: A Critique
Studies in Indian Politics, 2014Atul Mishra
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