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Showing 1 to 20 of 26 for “"Indigenous perspectives"”.
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INDIGENOUS PERSPECTIVES ON CONTEMPORARY NATIVE ART, INDIGENOUS AESTHETICS AND REPRESENTATION
In this dissertation I examine and posit Indigenous perspectives on contemporary Native art, Indigenous aesthetics and issues of representation. Contemporary Native art at this moment is best described as an expression of values—personal or communal or cultural—with an attention to material …
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Towards Decolonial Climate Justice: An Analysis of Green New Deal and Indigenous Perspectives
… that is in fact centered on decolonization and indigenous sovereignty is available and must be supported.
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The use of mobile devices to help young children learn about Indigenous perspectives through environmental inquiry
… can support young children in learning about Indigenous perspectives through environmental inquiry. Learning about Indigenous perspectives is an ongoing effort towards truth and reconciliation in Canada. Early childhood educators (ECEs) can gain confidence in planning and implementing teaching …
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Mitigating Social Risk in the Extractive Sector: Developing Intercultural Competence as a Tool for Negotiating Western-Indigenous Perspectives within the Undergraduate Mining Engineering Curriculum
… to the building of respectful relationships with indigenous peoples. Building upon Bakhtin’s dialogism, the thesis demonstrates the linkage of this aspect of social risk to professional education, and specifically, to the undergraduate mining engineering curriculum, and develops a framework for …
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Boundarywalkers: conceptualizing the dynamics of equitable science between Indigneous and Western knowledge
… Western educated scientists who also identify as Indigenous tribal members, this study seeks to understand how two knowledge systems, Indigenous Knowledge Systems (IKS) and Western Science Knowledge Systems (WSKS) can cogenerate knowledge. Interviewees for this study, as primary sources, …
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Aliwa! A reimagined journey: A stage play and exploring a Nyoongar theatre text with pre-service teachers: An exegesis
… are recognising the importance of integrating Indigenous cultures in education as a means of promoting intercultural understanding and improving educational outcomes for Indigenous students. The Australian Curriculum has advocated that Indigenous histories and cultures be embedded into every …
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Stories of Return: A Collection of Repatriation Narratives
… beyond NAGPRA and the incorporation of Indigenous curatorial methods into museum collections practices. The project explores repatriation and collections caretaking practices at ten settler institutions through narratives of experience collected from museum staff. The findings of this …
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Advancing Reconciliation? Inclusion of Indigenous Peoples and Perspectives in the Mackenzie River Basin Transboundary Agreements
There is a long history in Canada of Indigenous peoples remaining on the outside of water governance, despite widespread agreement that environmental governance should include all affected parties. The importance of reconciling relationships with Indigenous peoples has launched a number of …
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From Self-Determination to Decolonization: How American Indian Activism Reshaped Museum Spaces
… transformations in how museums represent Indigenous cultures, histories, and peoples. Through analyzing the demands for tribal sovereignty, cultural authority, and equitable representation during this pivotal era, I show how these principles were applied in contemporary museum practice …
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Digital Archives as Relationship-Building: Reflections on Worldmaking in Community-Based Latin American and Caribbean Diasporic Memory Work in Southern California
… Collective and draw on women of color feminism, Indigenous perspectives, and anti-colonial/decolonial theories that reflect the embodiment of memory to offer an alternative methodological tool for regenerating community-academic archival partnerships. Building on these various bodies of …
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Wokiksuye : the politics of memory in Indigenous art, monuments, and public space
… also to oppress. Within this context, art, from Indigenous perspectives, can positively influence the collective imaginations and wokiksuye (memory) of society. Indigenous intervention into the practice of public art can powerfully contribute to the process of decolonization and Indigenization in …
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Fostering food security through local culture: Insights from Indigenous and non-Indigenous communities in Saskatchewan
… showed that participants – who represented both Indigenous and non-Indigenous perspectives – have concerns with food affordability, accessibility, loss of local knowledge, and altered ecosystems. Amongst other challenges, the unavailability of multiple grocery stores and some government policies …
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Exploring Student's Perceptions of a Place-Responsive, Sustainability-Focused Expedition to Zanzibar and its Implications for Outdoor Education Practice.
… cultural exchange, historical learning, and Indigenous perspectives; increased environmental knowledge and concern fostered through direct engagement; and improved physical, mental, and social wellbeing. Findings suggest that immersion through cultural and ecological narratives cultivated …
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Onto-Ethico-Epistemological Expressions as/of/for Indigeneity: An Autoethnography of Professional Practice in Indigenous Thought, Body, Practice, and Science Education
… of professional practice through an Indigenous lens, leading to an understanding of decolonization. It aimed to explore decolonizing methodology using autoethnographic methods and to present a personal account of the ethics and challenges of identity as a settler from an Indigenous …
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Indigenous performance politics: a decolonial perspective of performative works by Kent Monkman, Spiderwoman Theater Company, Rebecca Belmore and James Luna
… four artists/artists groups, using different Indigenous perspectives, offer new interpretations that question how we understand ongoing colonial relationships by using images, artworks, and performances in strategic and interventionist ways that constitute acts of decolonization. While …
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The Contestation of the European Nation-state by curators and artists participating in La Biennale di Venezia and documenta.
… and curators. The dissertation incorporates Indigenous perspectives, particularly in documenta 14, which centred Indigenous art practices within a critique of the European nation-state. It is argued that while curators aimed to challenge the status quo, the success of their endeavors was …
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Journeying Through a Pedagogy of Peace: Creating and Translating an Indigenous Critical Pedagogical Framework from Theory to Practice
… a Pedagogy of Peace: Creating and Translating an Indigenous Pedagogical Framework from Theory to Practice is a portfolio-based PhD that works at the intersection of poetry, writing, values, ethics, and theory. It moves beyond reflection to intentional action, challenging the outdated Western …
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Kiai Sadrach Suropranoto (1835-1924) and the Javanese mystical Christian movement.
… as a central figure in the development of indigenous Christianity in colonial Java. Born into a poor farming family and orphaned as a child, Sadrach’s spiritual journey began within the Javanese mystical tradition and later traversed Islamic Sufism before culminating in his conversion to …
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Testimony Knowledge: Indigenous Research of Land, Story and Visual Narrative/Filmmaking in Northeast China
This dissertation introduces Indigenous theories to the study of ethnic minority cultures in Northeast China, aiming to develop a localized Indigenous research paradigm. It addresses two core questions: How have the identity and cultural expressions of ethnic minorities in Northeast China been …
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"That Ancient People": Exploring an Ideology of Rock Art at Tsul'Kalu Rock
… ideologies of temporality, language, and indigenous personhood that come together and aid in the production of knowledge at a rock art site. The consequential aspect of the ideology of rock art is that it is contingent upon a horizon of temporality, such that people and cultures beyond the …
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