As We Have Always Done

Leanne Betasamosake SimpsonOnline resourcebook

Nishnaabeg intellectual traditions, land-based learning and Indigenous resurgence. Begin with a specific account of learning rather than a universalised idea of Indigenous knowledge.

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  • How can land and relationships be part of a method of learning?

    coreIntroduction or preface and opening chapter. Record the edition and translator before reading.

    Nishnaabeg intellectual traditions, land-based learning and Indigenous resurgence. Begin with a specific account of learning rather than a universalised idea of Indigenous knowledge.

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