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Abstract Epistemology is the theory of knowledge that represents the complex ways of understanding the world. It is defined as a systemic and reasoned discernment that generates a “justified belief” or “truth” distinct from “subjective opinion” and is based on ontological understandings of one’s existence or the “nature of being ...
Paul L Gareau, Molly Swain
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Paul L Gareau, Molly Swain
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Discussing indigenous knowledge and indigenous knowledge systems in Africa
2013This brief communication reports on the First Annual International Conference on Indigenous Knowledge (IK) and Indigenous Knowledge Systems (IKS) in Africa. The conference was hosted by the Faculty of Communication and Information Science at the National University of Science and Technology in Zimbabwe from 23 to 24 August 2011.
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World science and Indigenous knowledge
ScienceWe agree with A. Black and J. M. Tylianakis (“Teach Indigenous knowledge alongside science,” Policy Forum, 9 February, p. 592) that the arguments of those supporting the “mana ōrite” policy (translated as “equal status” or “equal value”) between Indigenous knowledge and science are largely based on ethics and morals; that science is typically ...
Ahdar, Rex +13 more
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Indigenous Geographies and the Study of Indigenous Knowledges
2020This chapter outlines the theoretical framework of my research project. First, I give a concise overview of geographical research on Indigenous land-based knowledges and practices and how this field relates to this research. Next, I provide an overview of the Indigenous knowledges’ (IKs) academic field and the ways in which these bodies of knowledge ...
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Well grounded: Indigenous Peoples' knowledge, ethnobiology and sustainability
People and Nature, 2022Leigh Joseph +2 more
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