ENGL 3481H Lecture Notes - Lecture 3: Chris Baldick, Academic Dishonesty, Native Hawaiians
24 Apr 2019
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Words" available at: www. trentu. ca/vpacademic/academic-integrity/students: book an appointment with academic skills. What is fiction : aboriginal peoples in canada, first nations, m tis. Inuit: aboriginal peoples in the united states, native americans, native hawaiians, alaska natives, recommended reading on terminology: http://indigenousfoundations. arts. ubc. ca/terminology. The general term for invented stories, now usually applied to novels, short stories, novellas, romances, fables, and other narrative works in prose, even though most plays and narrative poems are also fictional. Learning from elders: earth-based pace, attending to relationship, place-based knowledge/learning from the earth, close observation and emulation, silence, pausing and reflection, all senses experiential learning, visual/non-verbal learning, storytelling, dance and games, good instructions. Every culture has eyes and ears (chamberlin 138): Both indigenous and imperial/settler cultures have valued oral and written forms of communication: dangers (139-40): Disparaging oral cultures for lack of sophistication. 1: myth, policy, and health : richard wagamese: life and works, the ojibwe/anishinaabe, keeper"n me, keeper"n me ctd.
