Indigenous Media Values: Cultural and Ethical Implications

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Indigenous Studies in Latin America Media and Communication Studies Media, Communication, and Education

Abstract

This chapter contains sections titled: Indigenous Media and the Disjunctive Flows of Globalization Appropriating Media Technology to Preserve Indigenous Cultures Indigenous Media and Cultural Empowerment Indigenous Media as Revelatory Ritual Indigenous Media and the Production of Social Consciousness Language and Cultural Identity Communal Identity and Its Discontents Postmodern Fluidity and Intersubjective Ripples References

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