2012
DOI: 10.1177/1474474012462534
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Ontology and indigeneity: on the political ontology of heterogeneous assemblages

Abstract: The first challenge faced by a project that seeks to bring concerns with ontology and indigeneity into a conversation is to sort out the various (and possibly divergent) projects that are being mobilized when the former term is used, not the least because what do we mean by ontology impinges upon how we can conceive indigeneity. In this article I play a counterpoint between two ‘ontological’ projects: one in geography, that foregrounds a reality conceived as an always-emergent assemblage of human and non-human… Show more

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“…Recognition of these differences is necessary to identify a common ground for collaboration (Ibid: 723). Their argument bears similarity to recent anthropological studies describing ontological disjunctures between development and conservation programs and local lifeworlds (Blaser 2014;Howit and SuchetPearson 2003). These studies argue that the world-making practices and narratives of local or indigenous peoples are often radically different from Euro-American knowledge traditions.…”
Section: Ebb and Flowsupporting
confidence: 63%
“…Recognition of these differences is necessary to identify a common ground for collaboration (Ibid: 723). Their argument bears similarity to recent anthropological studies describing ontological disjunctures between development and conservation programs and local lifeworlds (Blaser 2014;Howit and SuchetPearson 2003). These studies argue that the world-making practices and narratives of local or indigenous peoples are often radically different from Euro-American knowledge traditions.…”
Section: Ebb and Flowsupporting
confidence: 63%
“…Os raros estudos realizados até o momento por etnólogos na Austrália confirmam a consciência dessas populações em relação à ameaça de alteração que as espécies whitefella representam. Mas sabemos também que alguns desses animais foram integrados ao regime cosmológico indígena (Rose, 2005;Trigger, 2008;Franklin, 2009;Blaser, 2012).…”
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“…Os raros estudos realizados até o momento por etnólogos na Austrália confirmam a consciência dessas populações em relação à ameaça de alteração que as espécies whitefella representam. Mas sabemos também que alguns desses animais foram integrados ao regime cosmológico indígena (Rose, 2005;Trigger, 2008;Franklin, 2009;Blaser, 2012).…”
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