The Delaware Nativist Revival of the Mid-Eighteenth Century

Hunter, Charles E.

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“…Most peyote-using groups in the United States can trace their origins to the shamanistic visionseeking rituals of the several Apache groups (Opler, 1938). The Comanche acquired the ritual from the Apache, introducing it to the Oklahoma Indian Territory, where it spread rapidly (La Barre, 1960;Hultkrantz, 1997 (Hunter, 1971). The loss of key religious personnel to military conflict with the United States caused whole tribes to adopt the less complex Peyote Way (Swan, 1998).…”

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Indigenous Supports for Recovery from Alcoholism and Drug Abuse: The Native American Church

Prue

2013

Journal of Ethnic And Cultural Diversity in Social Work

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Native American Church (NAC) members often find themselves victims of discrimination in alcohol/drug treatment because of sacramental use of peyote in their church services, despite anthropology and religious scholars having long provided anecdotal observations of alcoholism recoveries through the NAC. This participant observation research developed a grounded theory of supportive factors found in the NAC. Departing from a Western medical model that focuses on peyote, these NAC members emphasize a spiritual process and the vast and supportive network of their church as the primary supportive agent. A model of social work collaboration with the traditional process of the NAC is offered.

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Indigenous Supports for Recovery from Alcoholism and Drug Abuse: The Native American Church

Prue

2013

Journal of Ethnic And Cultural Diversity in Social Work

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“…Denominados, pelos antropólogos, de "religiões de revitalização" ("revitalization religions"), esses movimentos são interpretados como uma tentativa, feita pelos membros de certas sociedades, de construir uma cultura mais satisfatória e adequada a determinada situação histórica. Constituem sem dúvida uma importante resposta positiva dos ameríndios contra a cristianização (WALLACE, 1956;HUNTER, 1971;RONDA, 1977, p. 79-80).…”

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Reflexões sobre colonização e interação cultural no Brasil e na América do Norte

Bellini

1999

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RESUMO: Busca-se, no artigo, fazer uma reflexão sobre tópicos relevantes para um estudo do contato entre europeus e as populações indígenas no primeiro século da colonização do Brasil, à luz de trabalhos sobre processos similares que tiveram lugar na América do Norte. Discute-se, entre outros aspectos, a importância de se procurar recapturar as expectativas e opções existentes, e as escolhas feitas, num momento em que o desenlace dos processos que tiveram lugar nos primeiros tempos da colonização ainda não havia se definido. Enfatiza-se a natureza plurilateral do encontro, reconhecendo, no entanto, que não se trata de uma interação simétrica entre as partes envolvidas. Procura-se colocar a parte negligenciada pela historiografia tradicional, os índios, no centro da cena, e compreender as suas visões e a sua perspectiva em relação aos eventos do período. PALAVRAS-CHAVE: Interação Cultural, Colonização, Brasil, América do Norte, Ação Indígena.ABSTRACT: The article discusses the contact between Europeans and indigenous populations in the first century of the colonization of Brazil, taking as reference the work of ethnohistorians in North America. It adresses, among other aspects, the importance of attempting to recapture the options that existed and the choices that were made by the history's actors in a period in which the denouement of the encounter was not yet defined. It focuses upon the multi-lateral nature of the contact, although recognizing that it was not a symmetrical one. The Indian's role as historical agents is thrown into relief by seeking to understand their views and attitudes regarding the events of that period.

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Petrina

2017

Contemporary Issues in Technology Education

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The Delaware Nativist Revival of the Mid-Eighteenth Century

Cited by 8 publications

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Indigenous Supports for Recovery from Alcoholism and Drug Abuse: The Native American Church

Indigenous Supports for Recovery from Alcoholism and Drug Abuse: The Native American Church

Reflexões sobre colonização e interação cultural no Brasil e na América do Norte

Critique of Technology

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