Keeoukaywin: The Visiting Way-Fostering an Indigenous Research Methodology
Keeoukaywin: The Visiting Way-Fostering an Indigenous Research Methodology
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DOI：
10.5663/aps.v7i2.29336
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发表时间：
2018-01-01
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0.5
通讯作者：
Gaudet, Janice Cindy
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作者：
Gaudet, Janice Cindy
非殖民化研究方法越来越成为与原住民一起、为原住民服务、由原住民进行的研究的前沿。本文重点介绍了一种土著研究方法，该方法源于我在博士研究期间与穆斯克里原住民（加拿大安大略省穆斯工厂）的 Omushkego 人的关系。它呈现了一个非殖民化的研究过程，其具体研究目标是建立陆地教育学和 milo pimatisiwin（美好生活）之间的联系。通过这个过程，社区和我自己的经历引导我记住、重新找回并重新生成我所认识的 keeoukaywin（访问方式）方法。以关系为核心，keeoukaywin 重新审视了梅蒂斯和克里人的存在方式，并提出了一种实用且有意义的方法论，以促进 milo pimatisiwin、在关系中生活和保持良好状态。本文展示了土著研究方法如何激发社会价值观、亲属关系、对妇女贡献的理解以及与土地、历史、社区和价值观相关的自我认知。这种方法进一步扰乱了知识的历史等级以及土著人民的存在方式、认识方式和行为方式的不准确性。
Decolonizing research methodologies are increasingly at the forefront of research with, for, and by Indigenous people. This paper highlights an Indigenous research methodology that emerged from my relationship with the Omushkego people, the Moose Cree First Nation (Moose Factory, Ontario, Canada), during my doctoral research. It presents a decolonizing process of doing research, with a specific research aim of drawing links between land-based pedagogy and milo pimatisiwin (the good life). Through this process, the community and my own experience led me to remember, reclaim, and regenerate what I came to recognize as keeoukaywin, the Visiting Way methodology. With relationality at its core, keeoukaywin recentres Metis and Cree ways of being, and presents a practical and meaningful methodology that fosters milo pimatisiwin, living and being well in relation. This article shows how an Indigenous research methodology inspires social values, kinship, an understanding of women's contribution, and self-recognition in relation to the land, history, community, and values. Such a methodology further unsettles historical hierarchies of knowledge and inaccuracies about Indigenous peoples' ways of being, knowing, and doing.