New directions in theorizing qualitative research : indigenous research /
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| Format: | Electronic eBook |
| Language: | English |
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Gorham, Maine :
Myers Education Press,
2020
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| Series: | New directions for theorizing in qualitative inquiry.
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| Online Access: | CONNECT |
Table of Contents:
- Cover Half-Title Title Copyright Contents Introduction / James Salvo Chapter 1:
- Fish fry methodology:
- A relational land-based approach to research and reconciliation / Lana Waaskone Giizhigook Ray, Paul N. Cormier, and Leisa Desmoulins Chapter 2:
- Concerning disconnects:
- The place of secondary analysis in Indigenous research / Rachel Louise Burrage Chapter 3:
- The Sámi people in Norway:
- Historical marginalisation and assimilation, contemporary experiences of prejudice, and a new truth commission / Stephen James Minton and Hadi Lile Chapter 4:
- Traditional storytelling:
- An effective Indigenous research methodology and its implications for environmental research / Ranjan Datta Chapter 5:
- Pictures in the paint:
- The significance of memories for Indigenous researchers / Tina M. Bly Chapter 6:
- Walking the walk:
- Honouring lives to counter violence / Leisa Desmoulins Chapter 7:
- Beyond the IRB:
- Relational accountability in African-American educational research / Robert L. Graham Chapter 8:
- Evoking Indigenous poiesis:
- An Indigenous métissage / Vicki Lynn Kelly Chapter 9:
- Stəqpistns iʔ pqlqin / kihew omīkwan:
- Eagle Feather / Joseph Naytowhow, Virginie Magnat, Vicki Lynn Kelly, and Mariel Belanger About the Authors Index
