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Indigenous Studies and “the Sacred”
The American Indian Quarterly, 2014Th is study of the sacred as a categorical tripping point at the intersection of Indigenous studies and the history of religions begins with the words of Grant Bulltail, an Apsaalooke (Crow) elder, recorded on video when he traveled from his home on the Crow Reservation in Montana to speak to schoolchildren in Cody, Wyoming, about an extraordinary ...
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Hemispheric Indigenous Studies: Introduction
Comparative American Studies An International Journal, 2013AbstractThis special issue approaches Native American Studies across the Americas in order to emphasize connections between indigenous people that are often overlooked and/or suppressed in scholarship by both Native and non- Native scholars. Together, the contributors call for a broader discipline that challenges the political, cultural, and linguistic
Heidrun Moertl, Antonio Barrenechea
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The behaviour of indigenous and non‐indigenous farmers: A case study
The Journal of Development Studies, 1974This paper contrasts the economic performance of a group of immigrant Chinese paddy farmers in West Malaysia with their native Malay counterparts. The situation involves their differing response to the introduction of doublecropping. Productivity measures, production function estimates, and field observations indicate significant differences in ...
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Indigenous Studies Speaks to Environmental Management
Environmental Management, 2013This article describes the increasing connections between the fields of Indigenous studies and environmental management and examines some of the ways that an Indigenous studies perspective can guide thinking about environmental management. Indigenous groups have been involved in the management of environmental and natural resources on their lands since
Robert Andrew Gilmer +7 more
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Templated from Indigenous study
2022indigenous weather forecasting knowledge of Borana Oromo pastoralists of Southern ...
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An Introduction to ‘Studies in Australian Indigenous Conversation’
Australian Journal of Linguistics, 2010Arts, Education & Law Group, School of Education and Professional Studies ; No Full ...
Gardner, Rod, Mushin, Ilana
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Indigenous Studies in the United States and Canada
2021Indigenous literary studies, as a field, is as diverse as Indigenous Peoples. Comprising study of texts by Indigenous authors, as well as literary study using Indigenous interpretive methods, Indigenous literary studies is centered on the significance of stories within Indigenous communities.
Sam McKegney, Aubrey Jean Hanson
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An Introduction to Indigenous Environmental Studies
2013We hope you join us in saying nya:wen ko:wa1, chi miigwech, danke schon to give thanks first of all to this place-land-earth here in the Great Lakes basin—to the earth, water, air and spirit beings who support us. We also say nya:wen ko:wa, chi miigwech, danke schon to give thanks to the Ancestors and all the human and other-than-human beings who ...
Brigitte Evering +2 more
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Firearms and indigenous warfare: A case study
The Journal of Pacific History, 1974However, Dorothy Shineberg's recent examination of the types of hand held firearms used by Europeans in the Pacific from the time of the Spanish voyages of exploration until late in the 19th century demonstrates that these weapons were inaccurate, cumbersome and unreliable, especially in the frequently damp Pacific climate.6 Only with the development ...
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