Cultural Appropriation in Bioregionalism and the Need for a Decolonial Ethics of Place
Bioregionalism is an environmental movement that attempts to create decentralized, self-determined communities connected to landscape and ecological features. Activists and scholars have used the phrase “becoming native” to describe the process of belonging to place. Despite its cultural appropriati...
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2021
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Journal of religious ethics
Year: 2021, Volume: 49, Issue: 1, Pages: 138-158 |
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Environmental Ethics
B Wendell Berry B religion and ecology B Native Americans B bioregionalism |
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