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Métis person, the researcher has a voice as a legal, political, and cultural rights-bearing Indigenous person living on this land, now known as Canada. In addition, the researcher’s worldview is rooted
postulates of semantic poetry, it explores his philosophy of language to focus on the possible independence of the translator.
, environmental, social and political factors being equally important, following the concepts of sustainable development. In general, only aspects related to investment, construction, equipment acquisition and ... of knowledge expressed by environmental, political, social and technical-economic dimensions and uses technical analysis and mathematical tools that configure its systemic character (Rigolin, 2013
petroleum derived products, in a Case Study. The method deals with technical, economic, environmental, social and political factors being equally important, following the concepts of sustainable development ... of knowledge expressed by environmental, political, social and technical-economic dimensions and uses technical analysis and mathematical tools that configure its systemic character (Rigolin, 2013
the broader colonial discussion, implying they were incapable of political self-governance and were incapable of controlling their consumption of alcohol (Brown, 2003; Merry, 2000) . With these ... maintain political dominance over Native Hawaiians, which further eroded culture and power and paved the way for colonial expansion into Native Hawaiian lands. (Brown, 2003; Williams et al., 2021) . These
The conspiracy mission of Marin Držić is being analysed in the context of sovereignty and political state of exception, from Schmitt to Agamben, as well as in the light of recent historical ... stylizations (Čale vs. Batistić), their political and theological semantics is revised. - * a rtykuł został opublikowany również w języku chorwackim: Teologija urote: čitanje Držićevih pisama Cosimu I. i
teachings. After months of reflection, she embarked on the long ride of learning the language, philosophy and traditional medicine of the Anishinabe First Nation. Marie-Josée is now called Kokom (Grandmother ... , Indigenous political organizations developed and continued the task of documenting oral histories of the school system. In 1994, the Assembly for First Nations (AFN) published Breaking the silence: an
and Lee (2014) suggest that CSP constitutes a specific approach to supporting Indigenous youth's unique social and political needs (McCarty & Lee, 2014) . In addition, the CEL approach looks at the
constricted by the Olmec culture demonstrated a society with political centralization, class distinctions and cities existed beginning in about 1500 B.C. Bordering the Olmecs were the Mayans, whose settlements
perpetuates the ethnocentric cycle that first began in the 1880’s, when indigenous people were coercively made to adhere to dominant society by changing the dress, customs, language, religion, and philosophy of
great public investments execution in the country and also allowed correlate the political speech to action. It is the transportation system inside the geographic knowledge, recognizing as one of the
great public investments execution in the country and also allowed correlate the political speech to action. It is the transportation system inside the geographic knowledge, recognizing as one of the
great public investments execution in the country and also allowed correlate the political speech to action. It is the transportation system inside the geographic knowledge, recognizing as one of the
readers to think outside or beyond existing identity formations organised around the nation-state.”15 Hence “the second characteristic of minor literatures is that everything in them is political.”16 This ... reconciliation of conflict between fathers and sons is not a question of an o edipal phantasm but of a political program.”20 Because “[minor literature] does not form canons anchored to masters [and] [t]he minor
” (c hildren of this age, 1986) which is considered to be one of the best representatives of Szymborska’s seemingly apolitical attitudes as well as her light and ironic style. The adjective “political ... przyszłość polityczną, skóra odcień polityczny, oczy aspekt polityczny. Wisława Szymborska, “Children of this Age,” transl. S. Bassnett & P. Kuhiwczak We are the children of this age, this age is political
social and political nature of literary translation; philosophical nature is also often included, even if only implicitly. However, the aesthetic nature of literary translation is evidently perceived as ... era, they are considered through their fiction, through their culture or political meaning, etc. But the times are ripe to admit that there are many significant and important bonds between the author’s
” (p. 19). Stevens (2010) concurs, and adds that Māori were intent on becoming literate in order to be able to negotiate effectively in Pākehā political contexts. Moreover, in 1874, in a letter to a
tribal health/mental health service. The fourth group, based in Wellington city with a population of 471,000 identified as takatāpui/queer/LGBTI1. The takatāpui group images reflected a strong political ... prevention in Aotearoa/New Zealand. A dissertation submitted for a Doctor of Philosophy in Psychology at Victoria University of Wellington, Aotearoa/New Zealand. 24. Lawson-Te Aho , K. ( 2014b ). The Healing
tribal health/mental health service. The fourth group, based in Wellington city with a population of 471,000 identified as takatāpui/queer/LGBTI1. The takatāpui group images reflected a strong political ... prevention in Aotearoa/New Zealand. A dissertation submitted for a Doctor of Philosophy in Psychology at Victoria University of Wellington, Aotearoa/New Zealand. 24. Lawson-Te Aho , K. ( 2014b ). The Healing
tribes and bands (Kerby, 2015; Tierney, 1992; Tinto, 1993; Whitekiller-Drywater, 2010). This has led to recent political directives which call upon universities to recognize and include cultural factors
