Audra Simpson - Sovereignty Of Critique Flashcards

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What is sovereignty

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  • western exceptionalism -> the idea that sovereignty is confined only to European ideals =, and as such deeply tied or “conditions of imperial settler colonialism.” (P.87)
  • indigenous belonging, dignity, and justice
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What is Simpson questioning?

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Is sovereignty the right thing for us to think with?

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Answer:

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Yes, but not after a repositioning a reclassification of its purpose

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Tribal sovereignty

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  • constitutionally recognized right of indigenous people to govern themselves
  • # a form of relationality - > “a relationality to land, water, peoples” that is ontological (about the nature of being)(p688)
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Sovereignty as refusal

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  • refusal of epistimic domination or conceptual prisons
    > an argument for “intellectual independence” from settler frameworks and knowledges
    > a form of critique
    >refusal of conceptual prisons
    > refusal of power over indigenous life
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