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Showing 1 to 7 of 7 for “"Indigenous Ways of Knowing and Being"”.
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Spinning a Web with Smudge Smoke, Bear Grease, and Moonlight
The body of work Bear Grease & Smudge Smoke consists of three artworks: Remnants of Transference, an installation at the Nickle Gallery; Bear Smudge a performance for camera shown in an online gallery; and Spinning a Web with Bear Grease, Smudge Smoke and Moonlight, an abstracted support paper that …
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Moving Worlds Through Moving Pictures: Exploring the Emancipatory Force of the Contemporary Sámi Film Industry
This dissertation collaborates with the insights of an assemblage of seven individuals involved in the indigenous film industry in the Nordic Arctic. Assisted by the qualified knowledge of this collection of film directors, screenwriters, producers, festival directors, programmers, academics and …
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He Vā: Possibilities in Moana Relationships: Pūrākau with five Pacific educators
My thesis stories and reads the vā between Māori and Moana peoples. I understand the vā to be a dynamic relational fabric woven from past, present, and future encounters that links all entities indelibly. My work reveals the vā in the work of five educators from the Pacific in their …
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Braiding Counter-Stories: A Narrative Inquiry into Sport, Indigenous Identity, and Healing
… inquiry to explore the sport, physical activity, and education experiences of Indigenous post-secondary student-athletes in the Canadian prairies. In Saskatchewan, where Indigenous peoples represent 17% of the population (Statistics Canada, 2022), their presence in university athletics reflects a …
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Repatriation claims on cultural material from former British colonies in museums in Britain and Ireland: using experiences to effect change
As calls for the return of cultural belongings intensify, museums in Britain and Ireland continue to fall short of the expectations of the original custodians whose cultural heritage they hold. Rooted in colonialist structures, museums maintain hierarchies and assumptions of authority that conflict …
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Dancing Change: Embodied Cross-Currents Between Radical Dance Pedagogy and Decolonial Futures
… methodology, I look to a summer of teaching I experienced to explore Indigenous posthumanist systems of relation, theories of the rhizome and assemblage by Deleuze and Guattari, affect theory, and feminist ethics of care to ultimately critique underlying colonial-capitalist …
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Nature connection: An educational outcome for a sustainable Aotearoa New Zealand
… is threatening the life-giving capacity of Earth. This is an unsustainable, existential crisis that requires transformational change. Such a change requires a paradigm shift of the cultural belief and value systems which drive our interactions and relationships with the material world. …