Week 8 Flashcards

1
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What is the topic of research of Dr.Battiste?

A

System of residential schools

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2
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What is the education system of the residential school influenced from and what is the consequence of it?

A

Influenced by British school system and it marginalizes the stereotypes of the Indigenous peoples.

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3
Q

How do Indigenous peoples see the natural world?

A

Relationship between nature and peoples are interconnected.

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4
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What is the European world view?

A
  • Eurocentric beliefs: Natural world exists independent of any (biased) beliefs
  • Scientific method: Want to find a connection/pattern between behaviour
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5
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Who is Edward Curtis and what does he do in relation of Indigenous image? (1868-1952)

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Photographer for ethnography and he thought it was a race that was going extinct. He takes off any western objects from his photographies.

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What are the consequences of Edward Curtis’s photography?

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He promotes stereotypes of Indigenous people with his pictures by taking off anything unrelated to stereotyped indigenous objects, therefore promoting the idea that indigenous are not a progressive society.

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7
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Who is Vine Deloria Jr. and what did she do?

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Studies anthropology and is an archeologist.

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8
Q

In what way was Vine Deloria Jr’s research illegal and immoral?

A

Unconsented display of Indigenous peoples remain in museum; unnecessary large amounts of digging resulting to bones everywhere (e.g sold on eBay), removal of ancestral/human remains from burial lands.

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9
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What are the results from the ethnographic researches on the Indigenous peoples, from an European point of view?

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1- That assimilation and civilization is good, implying the idea that indigenous peoples are not (using them as examples of uncivilized people).
2- That only European societies know progress and that Indigenous peoples are primitive.

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10
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What is diffusionism and what impact does it have on Indigenous peoples image?

A

Attempt to understand patterns in different cultures and the origin of culture traits (spread from one society to another); since Indigenous culture was so different from the rest, Europeans summarized it as a stagnant and empty culture.

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11
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Who is Carmen Robertson and what role did she play in the image of Indigenous peoples?

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Journalist + Projects a romanticized/exotic/primitive image of Indigenous peoples;
1- Primitive image of Ind. Peoples
2- When Ind. P. progress, then not Indian anymore
3- Ultimatum: European vs the Other (the bigger the contrast, the better for the Europeans)

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12
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How were Indigenous peoples seen as from Christophe Columbus’s perspective in Thomas King’s reading?

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They [indigenous peoples] were seen as an annoying part of the “New World”, something Columbus wanted to get rid of.

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13
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How does Daniel Francis work towards the concept of “learning to unlearn”?

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He goes to a world heritage site (Head-smashed-in buffalo jam) and view Indigenous peoples as Natives instead of as “Indians”.

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14
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What is the Rule of Three?

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States that Indigenous peoples are:
1) depravity (innate corruption)
2) innate inferiority
3) stubborn resistance to progress

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15
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What are the characteristics of the Rule of Three compared to?

A

Compared to white Canadians

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16
Q

Which case discussed in class talked about the dismissal of Aboriginal title in the lands, using Hobbes ideas (Doctrine of discovery) in order to claim land for the logging industry?

A

Delgamuukw case

17
Q

Which worldview’s language is action-based?

A

Indigenous worldview

18
Q

What is the name of the documented papers, similar to a constitution, that the Haudenausonee Confederation use to maintain the principles of Peace?

A

Great law of peace

19
Q

What is Thomas King’s reading, Coyote Columbus, criticizing?

A

The dominant narrative/perspective, using the role of the trickster

20
Q

Who’s philosophical idea states that indigenous people are brutish, need monarchy and are a representation of the natural «savage» state of humans?

A

Hobbes

21
Q

Where in Canada has a higher percentage of death rate in indigenous women (shows more visibly the statistics)?

A

Winnipeg

22
Q

What is the name of the hockey theme that went through indigenous controversy for its name?

A

Chicago Blackhawks

23
Q

What is the name of the honey brand that used an indigenous girl as its logo?

A

Suebee (used to be siouxbee)

24
Q

Which author wrote « All you know about Indians is wrong»?

A

Paul Chaat smith

25
Q

To whom Paul chaat smith’s book is addressed to?

A

The mainstream (non-indigenous audience)

26
Q

According to Thomas King, comparing to European antiquities, what does North America have?

A

Dead Indians

27
Q

What is the Hornell Brewing Co.’s «Crazy Horse» malt liquor a representation of?

A

Image of indigenous culture in the pop culture of 19th-20th century

28
Q

What did Daniel Francis write about?

A

“The imaginary Indian” criticized the portrayal of indigenous image in Canadian culture

29
Q

Where does Daniel Francis go to get a better understanding of the Native peoples?

A

Head-smashed-in buffalo jump, a world heritage place

30
Q

Which painting glorified the death of General Wolfe and presented a stereotypical barefooted Indian?

A

“The death of Wolfe” by Benjamin West

31
Q

What is the term for the concept of an uncivilized man, who symbolizes the inner goodness of one not exposed to corrupting influences of civilization?

A

Noble savage

32
Q

Who painted “Kanata”, an art defying the painting of Benjamin West, “the death of Wolfe (1770)?

A

Robert Houle

33
Q

What is the name for the settler colonial myth about the supposed disappearance of indigenous peoples?

A

The vanishing Canadian

34
Q

What is the aim of the concept of the vanishing Canadian?

A

To justify the decline in indigenous populations from the western perspective

35
Q

Who is the entitled white artist that had as a project to create a gallery of indigenous peoples’ portrait?

A

George Catlin

36
Q

Who was influenced by George Catlin?

A

Paul Kane

37
Q

What was Paul Kane’s view on westernized indigenous poeples?

A

That they are not “authentic”

38
Q

Which football team had a racial slur as their team name?

A

Washington redskin

39
Q

What is the name of Paul Kane’s project in attempt to “save” indigenous memories?

A

The Salvage Project