A Recognition of Being: Reconstructing Native Womanhood
Autor Kim Andersonen Limba Engleză Paperback – 28 noi 2001
- based on interviews with forty Aboriginal women from across Canada and the author's own personal journey as a Native woman
- explores the central question of how Aboriginal women maintain power and construct a positive knowledge of the self
- contributes to a growing body of scholarship on Indigenous women's resistance to oppression
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Specificații
ISBN-13: 9781894549127
ISBN-10: 1894549120
Pagini: 320
Dimensiuni: 171 x 247 x 15 mm
Greutate: 0.42 kg
Editura: Sumach Press
Colecția Sumach Press (CA)
ISBN-10: 1894549120
Pagini: 320
Dimensiuni: 171 x 247 x 15 mm
Greutate: 0.42 kg
Editura: Sumach Press
Colecția Sumach Press (CA)
Recenzii
"Approaching issues of gender and identity, A Recognition of Being gives life and voice to the experiences of Aboriginal women. Ms. Anderson writes beautifully and respectfully about issues and challenges that face Aboriginal women and our communities. The stories and analysis allow us the opportunity to consider potential pathways to individual and collective freedom. This book is a must read."-- Patricia Montrue-Angus (Mohawk), Professor of Native Studies, University of Saskatchewan
Cuprins
Preface
Acknowledgements
Introduction
I. SETTING OUT
Chapter 1: Story of the Storyteller
Chapter 2: Working with Notions of Tradition and Culture
Chapter 3: Literary and Oral Resources
II. LOOKING BACK: THE COLONIZATION OF NATIVE WOMANHOOD
Chapter 4: The Dismantling of Gender Equity
Chapter 5: Marriage, Divorce and Family Life
Chapter 6: The Construction of a Negative Identity
III. RESIST
Chapter 7: Foundations of Resistance
Chapter 8: Acts of Resistance
Chapter 9: Attitudes of Resistance
IV. RECLAIM
Chapter 10: Our Human Relations
Chapter 11: Relating to Creation
V. CONSTRUCT
Chapter 12: The Individual
Chpater 13: Family
Chapter 14: Community and Nation
Chapter 15: Creation
VI. ACT
Chapter 16: Nurturing the Self
Chapter 17: Nurturing the Future
VII. PAUSE/REFLECT
CONCLUDING DIALOGUE: Kim Anderson and Bonita Lawrence
Reference List and Participant Biographies
Endnotes
Bibliography
Index
Acknowledgements
Introduction
I. SETTING OUT
Chapter 1: Story of the Storyteller
Chapter 2: Working with Notions of Tradition and Culture
Chapter 3: Literary and Oral Resources
II. LOOKING BACK: THE COLONIZATION OF NATIVE WOMANHOOD
Chapter 4: The Dismantling of Gender Equity
Chapter 5: Marriage, Divorce and Family Life
Chapter 6: The Construction of a Negative Identity
III. RESIST
Chapter 7: Foundations of Resistance
Chapter 8: Acts of Resistance
Chapter 9: Attitudes of Resistance
IV. RECLAIM
Chapter 10: Our Human Relations
Chapter 11: Relating to Creation
V. CONSTRUCT
Chapter 12: The Individual
Chpater 13: Family
Chapter 14: Community and Nation
Chapter 15: Creation
VI. ACT
Chapter 16: Nurturing the Self
Chapter 17: Nurturing the Future
VII. PAUSE/REFLECT
CONCLUDING DIALOGUE: Kim Anderson and Bonita Lawrence
Reference List and Participant Biographies
Endnotes
Bibliography
Index