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Quiz 1 - Chapter's 1 & 2 Flashcards

(19 cards)

1
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which treaty do we live in, and when was it established?

A

treaty one, in 1871.

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2
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which philosophy dominates university classes?

A

western.

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3
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north American Indigenous philosophies developed in accordance to?

A

ecologically specific rhythms, patterns and events.

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4
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non-native beliefs in philosophical incompatibility came to dominate which resulted in?

A

4 centuries of lethal interaction.

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5
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when did the government officials acknowledge that Native people experienced the world in a unique and culturally specific ways?

A

mid-twentieth century.

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6
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what are the 2 events that occured that shook academics, and in what years?

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1) in 1964, the u of minnesota founded a native studies department so that native students were provided with culturally relevant course offerings, and scholars were extended academic legitamacy to explore native issues.
2) 1933-2005, the emergence of the Lakota scholar, VINE DELORIA JR. He was the first post-war era native intellectual to critically explore native philosophy.

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7
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definition of indigenous.

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current terminology, and it is the most inclusive, connects it to global.

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8
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definition of aboriginal.

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legal term, refers to Indians, Inuit, and Metis. section 35 of the constitution.

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9
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what is ontology?

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a branch of metaphysics concerned with the nature and relations of being.

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10
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what is epistemology?

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the theory of knowledge, especially with regard to its methods, validity, and scope. How we come to know.

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11
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approx. how many nations/language groups are there?

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65.

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12
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how many bands?

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600.

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13
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approx. how many communities?

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3000.

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14
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is there just one indigenous philosophy?

A

no.

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15
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there was conflict with western philosophies during first contact, and even today. Why?

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both come from different landscapes, therefore they have different philosophies.

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16
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what are the 5 tenets of indigenous philosophy?

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space/land.
constant motion/flux.
animate/inbued with spirit.
relationship.
renewal.
SCARR.
17
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what does terra nulius mean?

18
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why is Vine Deloria Jr. important?

A

he was the first post-war intellectual to critically explore Native philosophy.
He wrote books, he asserted that Indigenous ways of knowing represented a viable alternative to Christian beliefs.

19
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who is Leroy Little Bear?

A

helped enrich the emergent dialoge pertaining to Native philosophy, forcing it to expand beyond the language of worldview and religion to embrace new and increasingly influential ideas. intiated 4 dialogues.