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Showing 1 to 10 of 10 for “"Indigenous Storytelling"”.
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Story as Medicine: Indigenous Storytelling as a Path to Resilience
In many Indigenous communities around the world, storytelling was a central part of life (Erdoes & Ortiz, 1984). Stories were how wisdom was passed on, often from elders to young children; they held lessons and were something that could be ingrained into memory and helped build culture (Doucleff & …
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Listening to our stories in dusty boxes: Indigenous storytelling methodology, archival practice, and the Cherokee Female Seminary
… practice, this dissertation seeks out the ways indigenous ways of knowing, such as storytelling, can provide a heuristic to understand the ways our dappled discipline works to create community-based knowledges, and how these knowledges sustained through storytelling can recover the histories in …
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Two Waters: Warburdar & Wai
… the cultural significance of water for Indigenous peoples. Using an Indigenous storytelling approach, this creative research blends film, story, projection, sound and design to create a new immersive sensory experience that raises consciousness of the sacred nature of water and our …
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INCONMENSURABLE: AN ARCHIVE OF THE UNSPOKEN
… hybrid work that blends memoir, photographic storytelling, film analysis, and imagined reality to interrogate the complicated nature of inheritance. This project grapples with themes of mixed identity, insider and outsider politics, Indigenous storytelling, movement, silence, erasure, …
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Indigenous Film as a Storytelling Practice
In “Indigenous Film as a Storytelling Practice,” Indigenous cinema is examined as a continuation of Indigenous storytelling practices grounded in relationality, oral transmission, and community accountability. Rather than approaching cinema as an aesthetic object or representational archive, the …
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Warriors and Healers of the Eastern Band of Cherokee: Peoplehood, Survivance, and Military Service in World War I (1917-1924)
… warriors during World War I, emphasizing Indigenous agency, cultural survival, and community within a settler-colonial framework. It explores how these warriors navigated military service as both an assertion of sovereignty and a means of survival, using their enlistment to resist colonial …
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Ngā Kaikawekōrero: Producing Māori Television Documentary in Aotearoa New Zealand
… are made for the inclusion of Māori documentary storytelling on mainstream television.
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Performing Resistance/Negotiating Sovereignty: Indigenous Women's Perofrmance Art in Canada
Performing Resistance/ Negotiating Sovereignty: Indigenous Women’s Performance Art In Canada investigates the contemporary production of Indigenous performance and video art in Canada in terms of cultural continuance, survivance and resistance. Drawing on critical Indigenous methodology, which …
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Plants, animals, land : more-than-human relations and gendered survivance in early indigenous women’s writing
… Legends: Pīkoi, Pele and Others (1949) using Indigenous knowledges, this thesis reads more-than-human beings as central to feminine expressions of what Gerald Vizenor refers to as ‘survivance’ (1999; 2008; 2009). Survivance is ‘the union of active survival and resistance to cultural dominance’ …
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Urban Indigenous Two-Spirit womxn’s experiences with ceremony : a journey of witnessing, reflection, and convergence through story
The imposition of Western patriarchal norms on Indigenous peoples has created strict notions of gender binaries that categorize individuals as either male or female. This imposed binary has impacted how Indigenous womxn and gender fluid people are treated within communities and ceremonies. …