Looking Toward the Seventh Generation: Transformation through Traditional Ecological Knowledge and Feminist Science

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Looking Toward the Seventh Generation: Transformation through Traditional Ecological Knowledge and Feminist Science

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Cote, Creanna

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2013-10-01

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An examination of feminist theory and science provides a theoretical framework to explore options for sustainable practices within indigenous cultures. Native science and Traditional Ecological Knowledge (TEK) provides theoretical and practical examples of how to incorporate other knowledge practices into Western Scientific knowledge. The result of incorporating TEK into Western knowledge practices will allow for more complete and holistic knowledge production.

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Science

Feminist Theory

Native Science

Sustainability

Environment

Ecofeminism

Native American

Traditional Ecological Knowledge

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University of Minnesota master's thesis. Summer 2013. Degree: Master of Liberal Studies. Advisor: Jennifer Caruso. 1 computer file (PDF)

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Cote, Creanna. (2013). Looking Toward the Seventh Generation: Transformation through Traditional Ecological Knowledge and Feminist Science. Retrieved from the University Digital Conservancy, https://hdl.handle.net/11299/157515.

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