In For A Downer?: Notes on Some British Film Institute Feature Film Productions of the 1980s

Grantham, Bill

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“…Religions have always been influencing each other, borrowing, blending, separating, re-engaging, and evolving, albeit sometimes unevenly due to differences in power. 7 Alternatively, there is a salvo of historical and ethnohistorical works that recount the beliefs and religious practices of American Indians that do not explicitly center on social and religious movements (see, e.g., Vecsey 1991;Swanton 1995;Martin 2001Martin , 2010and Grantham 2002).…”

Section: Revitalization Movements Of Handsome Lake and Wovoka: Gaiwii...mentioning

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American Indian Traditions and Religious Ethics

Waters¹

2022

Journal of Religious Ethics

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The Journal of Religious Ethics has published only two full‐length articles focusing on American Indian religious ethics in the last decade. This may signal that the field is uneasy about integrating American Indian religious ethics into its broader discourse. To fill this research lacuna and take a step toward normalizing religious‐ethical engagement with American Indian ethics, this article argues that the field needs an intentionally anticolonial, self‐aware approach to understanding American Indian religious ethics—one that decenters methods and approaches that may facilitate the analysis of Christian texts, groups, and phenomena, yet limit insights into the religious‐moral beliefs and practices of Native Americans. The article first shows examples of how religious‐ethical methods, definitions, and epistemological starting points can obfuscate rich and accurate understandings of Native American religious‐ethical systems and phenomena. Next, it turns to historical and anthropological studies and Native American philosophy and ethics to outline an interdisciplinary framework for integrating American Indian traditions into the discourses of religious ethics.

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Section: Revitalization Movements Of Handsome Lake and Wovoka: Gaiwii...mentioning

confidence: 99%

American Indian Traditions and Religious Ethics

Waters¹

2022

Journal of Religious Ethics

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In For A Downer?: Notes on Some British Film Institute Feature Film Productions of the 1980s

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American Indian Traditions and Religious Ethics

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