土著科学的使用和滥用

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E. H. Pflugfelder, Olivia Goodfriend, C. Baker
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摘要

摘要关于“本土科学”(IS)一词的使用,对于揭示殖民地、专有遗产这一更大目标的技术和科学交流是有价值的。通过修辞内容分析,我们分析了61篇美国新闻文章中的信息系统实例,发现信息系统通常被描述为一种持续的活动,与食品生产有关,并与高等教育活动有关。然而,IS很少被定义,土著人也不总是被引用。
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The Use and Misuse of Indigenous Science
ABSTRACT Knowledge about the use of the term “Indigenous science” (IS) is valuable to technical and scientific communication in the larger goal of exposing colonial, appropriative legacies. Using rhetorical content analysis, we analyze 61 instances of IS in US-based news articles and find that IS is often represented as an ongoing activity, connected to food production, and related to higher education activities. However, IS is rarely defined and Indigenous people are not always cited/quoted.
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