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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"Indigenous Kinship"”.

  1. The Anti-Plantation Uprising: Indigenous Kinship, Territories, and Communal Politics in Guatemala, 1966-1982

    <p>Indigenous Maya in Guatemala lived through one of Latin America’s most intense conflicts during the second part of the twentieth century. This research focuses on Maya politics, kinship relations, and interethnic experiences in multifarious mobilization through social democratic parties, rural …

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  2. The Call of the Buffalo: Exploring Kinship with the Buffalo in Indigenous Creative Expression

    This dissertation examines the kinship relationship between Indigenous peoples and our relative the buffalo. I posit that texts in which Indigenous peoples express their relationship with the buffalo contain expressions of Indigenous epistemologies. Indigenous kinship theory, Indigenous critical …

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  3. “Hattak Vpi Homma” mvt Miha Nanta Fehna? What Does “Native American” Really Mean?

    <p>Indigenous identities in North America are much more complex than generally assumed. No single definition of “Native (American),” “(American) Indian,” or related terms provides a set of necessary and sufficient conditions that accurately or usefully describe all and only the right individuals …

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