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Research is ceremony : indigenous research methods

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Wilson, Shawn. Halifax, NS: Fernwood Publishing , 2008.

Audience: Professional

Availability: 1 copy, 1 available

Alternate Title: Research as ceremony

Author: Wilson, Shawn

Place of Publication: Halifax, NS

Publisher: Fernwood Publishing

Publication Date: 2008

Physical Description: 144 p. : ill. ; 23 cm

Subjects: Indigenous Peoples; Research Design; Population Groups; Social Sciences

ISBN: 9781552662816

Material Type: Book

Audience: Professional

Location: Vancouver Library

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Indigenous methodologies : characteristics, conversations, and contexts

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Kovach, Margaret. Toronto, ON: University of Toronto Press , 2021.

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Call Number: W20.5 I39 K88 2021

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"Indigenous methodologies flow from tribal knowledge, and while they are allied with several Western qualitative approaches, there are key distinctions. In this work, Margaret Kovach examines the theoretical and epistemological basis of Indigenous methodologies and offers practical guidance to thos…

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Author: Kovach, Margaret

Editor: 2nd ed.

Place of Publication: Toronto, ON

Publisher: University of Toronto Press

Publication Date: 2021

Physical Description: xii, 313p. ; 23 cm.

Series: Proquest Ebook Central

Subjects: Population Groups - ethnology; Indigenous Peoples; Research Design; Social Sciences

Abstract: "Indigenous methodologies flow from tribal knowledge, and while they are allied with several Western qualitative approaches, there are key distinctions. In this work, Margaret Kovach examines the theoretical and epistemological basis of Indigenous methodologies and offers practical guidance to those conducting research in Indigenous communities."--Jacket.

Notes: The physical copy was purchased with a donation from the Order of the Eastern Star.

ISBN: 9781487537418; 9781487525644

Language: English

Material Type: Ebook; Book

Audience: Professional; Patient or Public

Location: Internet; Vancouver Library

Call Number: W20.5 I39 K88 2021

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Routledge handbook of indigenous wellbeing

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New York, NY: Routledge , 2019.

Audience: Professional

Contents:; 1. The Complexity of Measuring Indigenous Welbeing; 2. Understanding Wellbeing; Part I: Physical Wellbeing; 3. Health and Physical Wellbeing of the Sami People; 4. Chronic Disease among Native North Americans; 5. Changing Concepts of Wellness among the Swahili of Lamu Town, Kenya; 6. Phy…

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Editor: Fleming, Christopher; Manning, Matthew; Miller, Adrian

Place of Publication: New York, NY

Publisher: Routledge

Publication Date: 2019

Series: Proquest Ebook Central; Routledge international handbooks

Subjects: Mental Health; Minority Health; Social Determinants of Health; First Nations; Indigenous Peoples

Abstract: Contents:; 1. The Complexity of Measuring Indigenous Welbeing; 2. Understanding Wellbeing; Part I: Physical Wellbeing; 3. Health and Physical Wellbeing of the Sami People; 4. Chronic Disease among Native North Americans; 5. Changing Concepts of Wellness among the Swahili of Lamu Town, Kenya; 6. Physical Wellbeing of Native Hawaiians, the Indigenous People of Hawai?i; 7. Traditional Healing and Indigenous Wellbeing in Aotearoa, New Zealand; 8. Physical Wellbeing of Maori; Part II: Social and Emotional Wellbeing; 9. Wellbeing in Swedish Indigenous Sami Children and Young-People: Looking Back and Looking Forward; 10. Well-Being Considerations among Selected North American Indian Populations: Relationships, Spirits, and Connections; 11. Socio-Economic Wellbeing of the Basarwa People of Botswana: A Forgotten Generation; 12. The Comparative Wellbeing of the New Zealand Ma¯ori and Indigenous Australian Populations since 2000; Part III: Economic Wellbeing; 13. Economic Wellbeing of Canada?s Indigenous People; 14. El ?Buen Vivir?: Notions of Wellbeing Among Indigenous Peoples Of South America; 15. The Economic Wellbeing of the San of the Western, Central, and Eastern Kalahari Regions of Botswana; 16. Economic Wellbeing of the Indigenous People in the Asia Pacific Region: The Role of Entrepreneurship in Sustainable Development; 17. The Social and Economic Situation of Scheduled Tribes in India; 18. Maori Identity and Economic Wellbeing; Part IV: Cultural and Spiritual Wellbeing; 19. "We have our own way:" Exploring Pathways for Wellbeing Among Inuit in Nunatsiavut, Labrador, Canada; 20. Indigenous Culture-as-Treatment in the Era of Evidence-Based Mental Health Practice; 21. The Relationship between Child Labour, Participation in Cultural Activities, and the Schooling Outcomes of Children: An Analysis by Indigenous Status; 22. Mabu liyan: The Yawuru Way; Part V: Subjective Wellbeing; 23. Subjective Wellbeing of Aboriginal Peoples of Canada; 24. Subjective Wellbeing of Indigenous Latin Americans: Regional Trends and the Case of Mexico?s Indigenous People; 25. Subjective Wellbeing of the P?urhépecha People: Between Tradition and Modernity; 26. Subjective Wellbeing of the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Island People of Australia; 27. Indigenous Wellbeing and Future Challenges

ISBN: 9781351051255

Language: English

Material Type: Ebook

Audience: Professional

Location: Internet

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