Transnational Perspectives in Practice
Buch, Englisch, 430 Seiten, Paperback, Format (B × H): 171 mm x 248 mm
ISBN: 978-1-77338-368-2
Verlag: Canadian Scholars
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ForewordPart I – Indigenous Research Designs: Methodologies, Contexts, and Visions
Chapter 1 – Design for Life: Decoloniality and Research for Infinite Possibility
Chapter 2 – On Reframing or Transcending Colonial and Other Patterns in Life
Chapter 3 – Shaping Research Preparation and Design Through Indigenous Storywork
Chapter 4 – Deciding in Relation with Community: An Indigenous Studies Critique of the Canadian Indigenous Methodologies FieldPart II – Research Questions: Origins of Thought, Epistemologies, and Purposes
Chapter 5 – Killing Kin/Haunting Life: Towards Indigenous Vocabularies of Loss and Repair
Chapter 6 – Re-imagining Two Laws within Indigenous Research: Truth Telling Beyond Australia's Climate Crisis in South West Gulf Country, Northern Territory
Chapter 7 – Nga hua o te wananga: The Fruits of wananga
Chapter 8 – Kakala Research Framework: a Garland in Celebration of a Decade of Re-educating, Reconceptualizing, Re-thinking, and RedesigningPart III – Research Lenses and Research Approaches: Relationships, Innovations, and De-linkings
Chapter 9 – Naagdowendiwin as a Methodological Approach to Research
Chapter 10 – Maori Data is a Taonga
Chapter 11 – Pueblo Reclamation of Indigenous Research Design
Chapter 12 – Indigeneity as Analytic: Recentring Ethnography through Indigenous Experience
Chapter 13 – Using A Guarani-Window to Decolonize Qualitative Research in Rural ParaguayPart IV – Researcher Positionalities and Ethics: Ontologies Beyond Identity
Chapter 14 – Putting Research into the Heart: Relationality in Lakota-Based Research
Chapter 15 – Walking in My Mother's Footsteps: Nêhiýaw Resurgence Research
Chapter 16 – Afrocentric Research Ethics: Decolonial Possibilities for Indigenous Research and Research Design
Chapter 17 – Confronting Academic Colonialism: Reflections on my Role as an Ainu ResearcherPart V– Research Partnerships and Research Applications: Holographic Epistemologies and Pluriversalities
Chapter 18 – Marriage