This book describes the Raising Spirit project, a seven-year collaboration examining child-raising values among Blackfoot peoples in southern Alberta. Dilemmas faced by young Indigenous researchers led to design-influenced innovations shaped by reconciliation and decolonization.
This book describes the Raising Spirit project, a seven-year collaboration examining child-raising values among Blackfoot peoples in southern Alberta. Dilemmas faced by young Indigenous researchers led to design-influenced innovations shaped by reconciliation and decolonization.
Jan Newberry is Assistant Professor of Anthropology at the University of Lethbridge, Alberta.
Inhaltsangabe
List of Figures Foreword 1. What Ethnography Can and Cannot Do 2. Patchwork Project 3. Culture Experts in the Making 4. Ethnographic Recognition and Refusal 5. Coding Improvisations 6. Double-Bind Ethnography After Raising Spirit Bibliography
List of Figures Foreword 1. What Ethnography Can and Cannot Do 2. Patchwork Project 3. Culture Experts in the Making 4. Ethnographic Recognition and Refusal 5. Coding Improvisations 6. Double-Bind Ethnography After Raising Spirit Bibliography
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