Qallunology101: A lesson plan for the Non Indigenous

Some thoughts about what makes non-Indigenous people so unusual--there has never been a non-Indigenous civilization before in history. What are the effects of peoples who move location on average every 5 or 6 years, with little or no knowledge of the local plants, animals, waterways and lands, and n...

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Main Author: Derek Rasmussen
Language:English
Published: Buddhist Peace Fellowship (Turning Wheel Media) 2013
Subjects:
1356990:Great transformation (Polanyi
Karl):Uniform Title
1730161:Illich
Ivan
1926-2002:Personal Name
810343:Anti-imperialist movements:Topic
977906:Inuit > Social life and customs:Topic
970213:Indigenous peoples:Topic
970231:Indigenous peoples > European colonies:Topic
1122378:Social conflict:Topic
1086645:Racism > Study and teaching:Topic
inuit
Online Access:https://doi.org/10.17613/gxx1-nz34
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Summary:Some thoughts about what makes non-Indigenous people so unusual--there has never been a non-Indigenous civilization before in history. What are the effects of peoples who move location on average every 5 or 6 years, with little or no knowledge of the local plants, animals, waterways and lands, and no loyalty to them? Given the worldwide impact of non-Indigenous peoples and their economic system, why are there no Departments of non-Indigenous Studies? This article proposes a draft curriculum.

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