FYSM 1209 Lecture : FYSM Jan 16 Campbell.docx

• School: Carleton University
• Department: First-Year Seminars
• Course: FYSM 1209
• Professor: Christine Koggel

Document Summary

Superstructure values, norms, beliefs: over thousands of years experimental knowledge through embodied engagement with land and in ecosystem. Self-determination, control over land and resources, land treaties are and allow: questions, psychology part 2 kinds of conceptions of persons. One who is already born into the world into families and that shapes their identities: when you are changing communities, you are changing the peoples identities, differences. Our society is structured to claim land: campbell, challenges traditional accounts of memory. Aboriginal perspectives on the past, the digging up, the resolving: connecting to young. A past where the rules are already in place. Judging them according to our rules and standards. Campbell does not reject truth in a sense that what really happened: she ties truth to moral and political consideration/context, there is truth as it emerges, ought to be forward looking, on-going past, present, future.