Chapter III How Do You Become “Cultured”?

The Medicine Wheel: Environmental decision-making process of indigenous people 作者：Michael E Marchand, Kristiina A Vogt 等　　 ISBN：978-7-04-051534-3　出版时间：2019-04-19

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Front Matter

Chapter I Indigenous Knowledge Framework and the Medicine Wheel

Chapter II What Is Needed to be a “Leader without Borders”?

Chapter III How Do You Become “Cultured”?

Chapter IV Western Science 6= Indigenous Forms of Knowledge

Chapter V Forestry Lens: Culture-based Planning and Dealing with Climate Change

Chapter VI Tribes, State and Federal Agencies: Leadership and Knowledge Sharing Dynamics

Chapter VII Native People’s Knowledge-Forming Approaches Needed for Nature Literacy to Emerge among Citizens

Chapter VIII Learning Indigenous People’s Way to Tell Circular Stories

Chapter IX Medicine Wheel: Moving beyond Nature, People and Business Stereotypes

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Index
- 3.1 Western European Culture: You Live it, You Wear it and You Eat it
- 3.2 Culture According to Indigenous People
- 3.2.1 Cultural Resources Defined by Tribes
- 3.2.2 What Is a Cultural Resource?
- 3.3 Keeping Deep Culture in TwoWorlds: Interview of Dr.Mike Tulee
- 3.4 Culture Defined by Nation-Level Melting Pots
- 3.5 Tribal Peoples’ Cultural Context: Interview of JD Tovey
- 3.6 Cultural Foods and Food Security
- 3.6.1 Loss of Food Security: Chemical Contamination
- 3.6.2 Loss of Huckleberries and Tribal Culture: Interview of JD Tovey
- 3.6.3 Skokomish Litigation for Rights to Hunt by Indian Tribes
- 3.7 Holistic Nature Knowledge not Decoupled from Nature and Religion
- 3.8 Languages and Indigenous People
- 3.9 What Is Your Real Name? Dr. Mikes Wolverine Encounter
- 3.10 Sports and Games Invented by American Indians

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