(In)Visibility and (Mis)Representation: First Nations and Social Justice
This paper, based on summer fieldwork made possible through the auspicesof an undergraduate student research award, examines the followingthemes: 1) the construction of First Nations activists as the Dangerous Other,delegitimizing calls for social justice; 2) the construction of indigenouspeople as...
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ftunivictoriaojs:oai:journals.uvic.ca:article/1112 2023-07-16T03:58:26+02:00 (In)Visibility and (Mis)Representation: First Nations and Social Justice Thorne, Niki 2010-07-04 https://journals.uvic.ca/index.php/platforum/article/view/1112 en eng University of Victoria https://journals.uvic.ca/index.php/platforum/article/view/1112 PlatForum; Vol. 10 (2009); 118-126 1923-6549 1922-7043 info:eu-repo/semantics/article info:eu-repo/semantics/publishedVersion research-article 2010 ftunivictoriaojs 2023-06-27T18:30:57Z This paper, based on summer fieldwork made possible through the auspicesof an undergraduate student research award, examines the followingthemes: 1) the construction of First Nations activists as the Dangerous Other,delegitimizing calls for social justice; 2) the construction of indigenouspeople as helpless victims in need of saving by a colonial government,drawing attention away from centuries of colonial interference in almostevery aspect of life; and 3) how patriotism relates to these issues. It is apreliminary work that forms the basis for later graduate work, focused oncommunity organizing and deconstructing delegitimizing representationsof First Nations activists. Article in Journal/Newspaper First Nations University of Victoria (Canada): Journal Publishing Service |
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This paper, based on summer fieldwork made possible through the auspicesof an undergraduate student research award, examines the followingthemes: 1) the construction of First Nations activists as the Dangerous Other,delegitimizing calls for social justice; 2) the construction of indigenouspeople as helpless victims in need of saving by a colonial government,drawing attention away from centuries of colonial interference in almostevery aspect of life; and 3) how patriotism relates to these issues. It is apreliminary work that forms the basis for later graduate work, focused oncommunity organizing and deconstructing delegitimizing representationsof First Nations activists. |
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(In)Visibility and (Mis)Representation: First Nations and Social Justice |
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(In)Visibility and (Mis)Representation: First Nations and Social Justice |
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(In)Visibility and (Mis)Representation: First Nations and Social Justice |
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(In)Visibility and (Mis)Representation: First Nations and Social Justice |
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(In)Visibility and (Mis)Representation: First Nations and Social Justice |
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(in)visibility and (mis)representation: first nations and social justice |
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University of Victoria |
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