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of traditional community values and ways of being that were caused by colonization and the intergenerational trauma that resulted. The chapter addresses biased language such as “underdeveloped” and “developing” as a way to place Indigenous people in the inferior position of the Western binary hierar

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Centralization and Decentralization,hapter examines language endangerment and loss and the impact on global Indigenous peoples. It discusses the differences between oral and written languages and the misinterpretation of oral traditions in Western narratives. The chapter examines the complexity of Indigenous languages and the misinter

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-322-81180-6how Western biases involving developed Indigenous communities. Examples of Indigenous principles and practices are given that continue to defy explanation in Western academic and scientific narratives allowing these narratives to simply dismiss Indigenous knowledge that they do not understand. This

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Insider Dealing and Criminal Lawchapter examines the health disparities between Indigenous communities and their demographic counterparts, which are a direct result of colonization. The chapter gives statistics on physical and mental health differences including suicide rates and examines the relation of these to the lack of Indig

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Insiderhandel und Optionspreisspannenbeing more than their trauma to explore the experience of Indigenous people through the lens of Deep Time and Long Histories. This chapter illustrates the decolonization of history and time as a means of Indigenizing academic dialogues. Using the earlier chapters in the book, this chapter introduces

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Smart Homes: Past, Present and Futuresses the controversy involving the repatriation of Indigenous bodies and the role of science and academia in the limiting of religious freedom. The chapter concludes with an example of Indigenous discussions of the sacred.