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What is Indigenous Studies and Engaged Anthropology about?

Cover 1 Contents 8 List of Figures 10 Notes on Contributors 12 Preface 16 1 The Dialogue between Indigenous Studies and Engaged Anthropology: Some First Impressions 20 PART I: Engaging with Indigeneity 50 2 Sharing Anthropological Knowledge, Decolonizing Anthropology 52 3 Fostering the Rapprochement of Anthropology and Indigenous Studies 74 4 Hiding in Plain Sight 96 PART II: Problems of Representation and Rights 112 5 The Promises and Conundrums of Decolonized Collaboration 114 6 Urban Amerindians and Advocacy 134 7 Old Wine in New Bottles 166 8 The (Non-Legal) Guide to Meaningful Recognition 182 Part III: Challenging the Dominance of the Academy 198 9 Integrating African Proverbs in the Education of Young Learners 200 10 Indigenous Peoples’ Amazonian Sustainable Development Project 220 11 Engagement and Ownership of Knowledge 236 12 Questions of Power in Schooling for Indigenous Papuans 254 Index 276

Author

Sillitoe, Paul

Language

EN