No. 1 (2010): Indigenous Voices, Indigenous Research

• Full Issue

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• About the Contributors

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Editorial

• Indigenous Voices Indigenous Research

  i-iii

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Articles

• Indigenous Research and Broader Issues in the Academy

  Aunty Joan Vickery, Aunty A. Thorpe, Auntie Melva Johnson, Auntie Kella Robinson, Auntie Merle Bamblett, Auntie Georgina Williams, Uncle Graham Austin, Auntie Rose Bamblett, Auntie Beverley Peters, Auntie Laura Bell, Auntie Lyn McInnes, Esme Bamblett, Lisa Thorpe, Helen Kennedy, Angela Clarke, Nicole Waddell, Greg Phillips, Jason Selam, Annette Vickery, Jan Muir, Rosie Smith, Neville Atkinson, Bronwyn Fredericks, Daryl Rose, Irene Morris, Veronica Arbon, Mark Rose, Wendy Brabham

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• From Cognitive Imperialism to Indigenizing “The Learning Wigwam”

  Lynn Gehl, Gii Zhigaate-Mnidoo, Algonquin Anishinaabe-Kwe,, Turtle Turtle

  11-25

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• Matauranga Maori Literacies: Indigenous Literacy as Epistemological Freedom v. Eurocentric Imperialism

  Shane Ewards (Ngati Maniapoto/Waikato)

  26-37

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• Justifying the Choice of Academic Language through the Theory of Science

  Marit B. Henriksen

  38-52

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• Effects of Industry on Maori Cultural Values: The Case of the Tarawera River

  Materoa Dodd

  53-63

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• Contextualising Ogiek’s Indigenous Environmental Education through Oral Literature for Sustainable Conservation of Mau Forest, Kenya

  T.K. Ronoh, F.S. Barasa, R.M. Matheka

  64-77

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• Fashioning our Own Whare: A Rangahau Journey

  Shelly Davies, Thomas Taw Brigitte Te Aweawe-Bevan, Leilana Harris, Kahu Te Kanawa, Shelley Hoani, Te Kapua Hohepa-Watene

  78-90

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• The Yoik Opens A Door to Sámi Oral Literature: A Path into Language, Identity and Self-Esteem

  Vuokko Hirvonen

  91-98

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• Hei –Hawaiian string figures: Capturing the Poetic Visions of a People

  Kalani Akana

  99-107

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