Metaphorical Reflections on the Colonial Circus of the Drunken Indian and the Kidney Machine

IF 0.1 Q4 FAMILY STUDIES
Steven Koptie, Cynthia C. Wesley-Esquimaux
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Abstract

This paper represents the need for First Nations community workers to share their narratives of experience and wisdom for academic review. A growing number of mature Indigenous social service workers are returning to Canada’s learning centers where they are articulating observations and insights to Indigenous experience in colonial Canada. It is imperative that post-colonial academic literature include these contributions. True reconciliation between Canada and First Peoples is only possible if those stories of resilience are reflected back from the experience of historic trauma and unresolved intergenerational suffering.
对殖民地马戏团《醉酒的印第安人》和《肾机》的隐喻思考
这篇论文代表了原住民社区工作者分享他们的经验和智慧的叙述以供学术评论的必要性。越来越多成熟的土著社会服务工作者正在返回加拿大的学习中心,在那里他们阐述对殖民地加拿大土著经历的观察和见解。后殖民时代的学术文献必须包括这些贡献。只有将这些复原力的故事从历史创伤和未解决的代际痛苦的经历中重新反映出来,加拿大和第一民族之间才有可能实现真正的和解。
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