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Showing 1 to 20 of 118 for “"Indigenous studies"”.
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Beyond Black and White: Transformative Learning and Educator Practice in Australian Indigenous Studies
The need for non-Indigenous Australians to be more cognisant of the entangled histories of Indigenous and non-Indigenous Australians, has reverberated through a range of recent reviews of Australian higher education and policy documents which recommend better understanding of Indigenous Australia …
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Beyond Black and White: Transformative Learning and Educator Practice in Australian Indigenous Studies
The need for non-Indigenous Australians to be more cognisant of the entangled histories of Indigenous and non-Indigenous Australians, has reverberated through a range of recent reviews of Australian higher education and policy documents which recommend better understanding of Indigenous Australia …
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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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The Price Tag of a 5-Star Culture: Cultural Performance and the Politics of Luxury in Oʻahu’s Hotel Industry
… artists, and cultural advisors, it traces how Indigenous identity is shaped by the demands of the tourism economy and the aesthetics of authenticity. These hotels function not only as sites of leisure but also as stages of cultural performance where issues of labour, sovereignty, and …
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#Explore: Outdoor Retailers, Indigenous Activists, and the Digital Battle for Public Land in the United States
“#Explore: Outdoor Retailers, Indigenous Activists, and the Digital Battle over Public Land in the United States,” uses digital marketing, activism, and representations of public land to analyze the impacts of the outdoor retail industry on Indigenous sovereignty and Indigenous response to and …
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Indigenous Detroit: indigeneity, modernity, and racial and gender formation in a modern American city, 1871-2000
… impact of urban culture on the reemergence of Indigenous people in that same location at the end of the 20th century. Covering more than a hundred years of urban Indigenous history between the nexus of urban history and Indigenous studies, Indigenous Detroit examines, first, non-Natives elites, …
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these americas: Black and Indigenous Poetics Exhausting the Human
… of the Americas through the work of Black and Indigenous poets. I draw on a wide array of interdisciplinary perspectives and methodologies to examine lineages of poetic practice in the Americas through their interrelated literary, historical, material, spiritual, and social contexts of …
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The Asianadian, 1978-1985: Hybridity and Resistance in Theory and Practice
… theoretical insights of Critical Race Theory, Indigenous Studies, Settler Colonial Studies, postcolonial theory, and the political philosophies of existentialism and phenomenology to develop a multi-layered and overlapping reading of The Asianadian, I argue for the ways in which Canadas first …
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Embedded Histories: Belonging in the Maghreb from 1st c. BCE - 4th c. CE
… on theoretical models from fields like race studies and indigenous studies, it investigates attestations of identity throughout the Maghreb from the first century BCE up to the early fourth century CE. Next, it defines ancient identity as a tool individuals used to facilitate belonging within …
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Representation Matters: Increasing the Numbers of Indigenous Applicants to the Teacher Education Program at Southern Comprehensive University
Historically, Indigenous students have underperformed in Ontario schools – a phenomenon that stems from the legacy of residential schooling that existed in Canada for over 100 years through Indian Act legislation. Despite nearly two decades of Indigenous Education interventions at the provincial …
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Community Transportation Acts Archive
… an archival approach based in critical studies that focuses on the records and stories of individuals and groups with underrepresented perspectives in existing historical narratives. Reparative archiving draws from Black studies, Indigenous studies, queer studies, etc. and encourages …
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Disordering the Land: Visual and Material Strategies of Creating Futurity and the Otherwise in Contemporary Caribbean Art
… and toward expansive Caribbean, African, and Indigenous sources of knowledge. This dissertation is situated and rooted in art history, but I work across the boundaries of academic fields—incorporating theories from Black Geography, Indigenous Studies, Literature, Environmental Sciences, and …
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Walking in a Good Way: A Self-Study of MÔNIYÂSKWÊW
… work to the self-study world for non-Indigenous educators navigating the pathways of Indigenous Education. The uniqueness of this work is embodied in focusing on Indigenous teachings as a framework. In seeking miskâsowin, I used self-study as a methodology to inquire into the moments …
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Speaking in Thai, dreaming in Isan: Popular Thai television and emerging identities of Lao Isan youth living in northeast Thailand
… views on Thai-Lao historiography, Lao Isan indigenous studies, and the influence of popular culture.
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This feeling of being together with your own: Indigenous gatherings in late 20th century Philadelphia
Submission original under an indefinite embargo labeled 'Open Access'. The submission was exported from vireo on 2022-11-11 without embargo terms
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Decolonizing the Museum Through Indigenous Collaboration
Museums and Indigenous peoples have a history marked by tension and distrust, primarily due to the museum’s colonial reputation and past treatment of Indigenous peoples’ cultures and bodies. To address this issue and foster a stronger relationship between the two groups, this thesis examines …
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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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A map of this place: Memory and the afterlives of removal
… in transnational and transcultural memory studies. To that end, I develop a connective study of how memories of dispossession and removal travel across time, generations, and geographies. I do so through a contrapuntal study of contemporary Armenian American, Palestinian American, and …
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Transformation Of Early Nineteenth Century Chickasaw Leadership Patterns, 1800-1845
… and leadership power increased. Previous studies on Chickasaw leadership during this time is focused on members of the Colbert family and their influence and role within the Chickasaw Nation. At times, this focus has overshadothe important contributions made by other prominent leaders, …
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We Humans: Nature, Culture, and Identity in the Anthropocene Age
… the insights gained from post-colonial and Indigenous studies, as well as environmental history and cultural ecology, I attempt to examine fundamental differences in worldview and lifeways between what Raymond Dasmann called biosphere peoples and small-scale, traditional societies, or …
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