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THIS BOOK REALLY HAD MY MIND REALLY EXPANDING AND GETTING ALOT OF INFORMATION THAT IS VERY CRUCIAL TO LEARN IN A MATTER OF First Nations Reserch Writting.
It's supposed to be a great book that examines some issues with the western point of view by taking in the the indigenous' perspective. It's written by an "insider".
Unfortunately, the biggest problem is that the book is extremely wordy, could be a lot more concise and the author makes it an extremely difficult read. This entire book could have been compressed into probably 100 pages while still demonstrating key points. Less is more...
Contents
Imperialism History Writing and Theory | 19 |
Research Through Imperial Eyes | 42 |
Colonizing Knowledges | 58 |
Research Adventures on Indigenous Lands | 78 |
Notes from Down Under | 95 |
Articulating an Indigenous Research Agenda | 123 |
Twentyfive Indigenous Projects | 142 |
Responding to the Imperatives of an Indigenous | 163 |
A Personal Journey | 196 |
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Decolonizing Methodologies: Research and Indigenous Peoples Linda Tuhiwai Smith No preview available - 1999 |