... and the tragedy of empire, with its language as principal instrument, as well as some of the literary aspects (Magical Realism and poetry) that have been used to gaze at the colonized and redeem the conqueror. decolonization education curriculum modern foreign languages Indigenous cultures the colonial gaze...

... friendship. ³⁴ indigenous cultures Nuu-chah-nulth people native Americans language translation James Cook Cook’s third voyage It is 1776. European colonial exploration and expansion around the globe is reaching new territories in the Pacific Ocean. James Cook, already made famous...

... this recent work together with ethnohistorical and documentary information, presenting a generalizing view that acknowledges the importance of metal artifacts to indigenous cultures, and explores their role in the social transformations in the area. Cuba Gold Insular Mythology Alambre Barter Caona...

... that are complex and defy simple characterization. Indigenous peoples communities Australia Papua New Guinea Canada Dahl Robert pluralist theories Maasai peoples Tanzania Russia Tanzania Maasai peoples Indigenous traditional owners cultures Indigenous people Indigenous cultural heritage land kinship...

... people indigenous cultures Siberia GULAG 70mm film Arseniev ethnographic cinema colonialism Many viewers of Kurosawa’s Dersu Uzala, shot in the Soviet Union between 1973 and 1975, will remember a scene portraying the film’s two protagonists, the Russian explorer and ethnographer...

... the framework of the Western notion of theatre. Syncretic theatre is one of the most effective means of decolonizing the stage, since it utilizes the performance forms of both European and indigenous cultures in a creative recombination of their respective elements. This book also provides an international...

... to our understanding of the impact of Rome on the peoples, cultures, and religions of the eastern Mediterranean, and the extent to which Graeco-Roman culture acted as a vehicle for the self-expression of the indigenous cultures. In an epilogue written to conclude the collection, the author argues...

... that the expression was first used by the Latin American bishops, who increasingly came to recognize the value and importance of indigenous cultures rather than disparaging them. The chapter continues with a consideration of how “seeds of the word” is used in the documents of the Second Vatican Council, from which...

...This chapter presents a reading of Guyanese novelist Wilson Harris’s Jonestown, focusing on the narrative strategies Harris employs to represent indigenous cultures in the aftermath of the Jonestown massacre on November 18, 1978. Harris draws upon what he terms “Amerindian...

... and legends “Literarization” (translations and appropriations) of indigenous cultures Yurupary He collected together from all parts of the world the strangest instruments that could be found, either in the tombs of dead nations or among the few savage tribes that have survived contact with Western...

... South African indigenous cultures, as well as South Africa as a whole. The chapter thus examines the presence of Ndebele culture in the Sports Illustrated and Barbie worlds. Where the Sports Illustrated swimsuit issue could be read as both reductive and empowering...

..., particularly in Indigenous cultures. Well-being in older populations requires knowledge of how active aging is conceptualized, promoted, and/or enacted in different contexts that include older people’s life course, cultural beliefs, geography, socioeconomic situation, and social environments. Research shows...

... ¹ Visual artists’ rights act 1990 America Artists Fine arts Visual arts Cultural heritage Cultural property Aboriginal and indigenous cultures Art law Uniquely among all areas of human creativity, the works of visual artists enjoy moral rights under the United States Copyright Act...

...Florida's lower gulf coast was a key region in the early European exploration of North America, with an extraordinary number of first-time interactions between Spaniards and Florida's indigenous cultures. This book compiles a number of major writings of Spanish explorers in the area between 1513...

... Republicanism Raheja Michelle neoliberalism Annie Oakley The Fountainhead Ayn Rand Ronald Reagan liberal individualism Indigenous cultures Connecting to American individualism’s imbrications with transcendentalism, American melodrama insisted on the certitude of basic ethical truths, but then located...

...The chapter outlines some key conclusions apparent from the collection of case studies in this edited volume, particularly regarding the highly variable, and sometimes minimal, impact of processes of colonialism on local or indigenous cultures. The argument briefly revisits other chapters...

.... In his version, characters have lost definition, and many actual phrases and the odd complete line of Beddoes have been incorporated into the text. This process of appropriation is reflective of the appropriation, carried out in Australia for over 200 years, of indigenous cultures. abnormality activism...

... community. Ultimately, the Igorot PC soldiers provided a bridge between the past and present because they revered their indigenous cultures while denouncing headhunting. The chapter then considers how the subprovince of Ifugao best illustrated the importance of the Cordillera PC and the character of its...