Ti wa7 szwatenem. What we know: Indigenous knowledge and learning.
The author attempts to convey how Indigenous peoples understand Indigenous knowledge. Topics discussed include the various ways to speak about knowing in the Lil'wat language, knowledge's connection to place and people, and the various forms in which Indigenous knowledge is expressed, transmitted, t...
| Publicado en: | BC Studies no. 200; pp. 31 - 45 |
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Winter2018
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