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Showing 1 to 5 of 5 for “"Ethnoscience"”.

  1. Ethnomathematics : new approaches to its theory and application

    … anthropology, ethnology, ethnography and ethnoscience. Two innovating field researches, undertaken separately in Mozambique and Brazil, are presented by the author. These contribute to the consolidation of the supplementary interdisciplinarity of this field of ethnomathematics.

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  2. Nouns and classificatory verbs in Enga (New Guinea) : a semantic study

    … study. It arose out of my previous interest in ethnoscience and because of this began with the determination of the features of the animate sub-set of Enga nouns. Since studies "of any sort in ethnozoology are rare" (Sturtevant 1964:120), I felt that this would provide a contribution to a …

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  3. Nouns and classificatory verbs in Enga (New Guinea) : a semantic study

    … study. It arose out of my previous interest in ethnoscience and because of this began with the determination of the features of the animate sub-set of Enga nouns. Since studies "of any sort in ethnozoology are rare" (Sturtevant 1964:120), I felt that this would provide a contribution to a …

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  4. "Living in two worlds" : optimizing our indigenous knowledge systems to address the modern pandemic, HIV and AIDS

    Submitted in fulfilment of the requirements for the Degree of Doctor of Technology: Education, Durban University of Technology, Durban, South Africa, 2013.

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  5. Collective bio-cultural heritage: meaningful Indigenous participation and consultation in land and land use

    lethbridge