Critical Indigenous Studies: Engagements in First World Locations (Critical Issues in Indigenous Studies)
Aileen Moreton-Robinson’s Critical Indigenous Studies explores Indigenous perspectives and intellectual engagements in First World locations. As part of the Critical Issues in Indigenous Studies series, this scholarly volume offers readers a focused contribution to discussions of Indigenous knowledge, identity, place, and critical inquiry.
About This Book
Critical Indigenous Studies examines Indigenous perspectives, experiences, and intellectual engagements within contemporary academic and social contexts.
This volume focuses on Indigenous studies in First World locations, highlighting the importance of place and context in understanding the field.
Aileen Moreton-Robinson presents a scholarly contribution to debates surrounding Indigenous knowledge, identity, and critical inquiry.
Part of the Critical Issues in Indigenous Studies series, the book is intended for readers seeking an academic introduction to key concerns in the discipline.
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