Thoughts on an Indigenous Research Methodology

Evelyn Steinhauer

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Indigenous Health, Education, and Rights Qualitative Research Methods and Ethics Participatory Visual Research Methods

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I am still struggling to eliminate the schooled tension that I acquired in believing that every question has one right answer, so I am always waiting for the thinking to stop, for that one glorious, culminating second when I know the whole answer to one question. I have been relearning that moment will not come, at least not while I am in a thinking mode. I am also realizing that I must have learned to trust other thinkers or, at least, relearned to trust my own thinking. (Weber-Pillwax, 1999, pp. 44-45)...

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