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Deaths with Dementia in Indigenous and Non-Indigenous Australians: A Nationwide Study
Journal of Alzheimer's Disease, 2021Background: The prevalence of dementia is generally reported to be higher among Indigenous peoples. Objective: The rates and coding of dementia mortality were compared between Indigenous and non-Indigenous Australians. Methods: De-identified individual records on causes of death for all people aged 40 years or more who died in Australia between 2006 ...
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The role of Indigenous Studies journals in the discipline of Indigenous Studies.
Journal of Australian Indigenous Issues, 2009The authors believe Indigenous Studies journals should have two particular criteria. First, they should not just occasionally publish an article on an Indigenous topic, but rather should consistently publish articles on Indigenous issues and promote the academic discipline of Indigenous Studies.
Gunstone, Andrew, Foley, Dennis
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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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Abstract Contemporary Indigenous Australian literature draws on tens of thousands of years of sustained cultural continuity and diversity, while bearing witness to the destructive impacts of colonization and assimilation, and imagining new horizons of restoration, healing, and sovereign expression. The late 18th-century arrival of the
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Abstract Contemporary Indigenous Australian literature draws on tens of thousands of years of sustained cultural continuity and diversity, while bearing witness to the destructive impacts of colonization and assimilation, and imagining new horizons of restoration, healing, and sovereign expression. The late 18th-century arrival of the
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Abstract Indigenous Studies as a topic of scholarly inquiry in modern-day Brazil comprise over five hundred years of colonial and national history, nearly three hundred distinct peoples with a collective populace of approximately 900,000, and some 270 languages or dialects, many of which approach extinction.
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Abstract Indigenous Studies as a topic of scholarly inquiry in modern-day Brazil comprise over five hundred years of colonial and national history, nearly three hundred distinct peoples with a collective populace of approximately 900,000, and some 270 languages or dialects, many of which approach extinction.
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The Study of Indigenous Religions
2023Abstract The most important question to start with in considering the study of Indigenous religions is: What do the terms study, indigenous, religion, and Indigenous religions mean? There is no universally agreed upon definition for any of these terms or their combination, but one common understanding sees the study of Indigenous ...
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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
Laurie, Richmond +7 more
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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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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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Gender and/in indigenous methodologies: On trouble and harmony in indigenous studies
Ethnicities, 2016Gender and indigeneity themselves are contested terms and fields of conflict. In this article, I bring the fields of gender studies and indigenous studies into conversation with each other. Starting from indigenous studies, I aim to let insights and perspectives from gender studies challenge and shed light on the methodology of indigenous studies.
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