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Week 4 Oral Traditions

Teacher: JSchneid
Across
The Delgamuukw case changed the precedent that saw oral traditions as ____________________________ in settler judicial systems.
This word means to be displaced- away from the familiar.
____________________________ diaspora is the internalization of being taken off the land.
This is as or more important to speaking in this process of knowing.
Advocating the view of their colonial forbears, the governments of Canada continue to ____________________________ the image of First Nations as "primitive & aimless" by implying that we did not own or manage clearly defined tracts of land.
Part of surviving is through ____________________________.
Literate forms of knowledge constitute a key vehicle for imposing Euro-American ways of ____________________________.
The process of writing is a technology that ____________________________ thought.
when our teachings, knowledge, and belief systems are ridiculed, marginalized and then utterly dismissed as ‘quaint’, we begin to ____________________________ our world view
The ____________________________ of the Nation are passed on using the Oral Tradition.
____________________________ on trial.
The syux'nam had the ability to heal the body by healing the afflicted ____________________________& spirit.
We arrive at ____________________________ from many different paths and the more aware we are of other possibilities, the more sensitive we will be to understanding and difference.
____________________________ in Gitksan language is a powerful word describing what the House, Chief and territory stands for.
When you remember you know your place in ____________________________.
Narrative memory situates understanding through an interconnection between space, memory & ____________________________.
in the eyes of the ____________________________world, especially its courts, the truth of oral history cannot stand on its own.
We had and continue to have very complex & structured systems of ____________________________ that have existed for thousands of years.
Down
Oral histories are based on intimate knowledge and ____________________________.
Telling our own stories, especially in our own languages is a form of ____________________________.
Two bags of dirt for 2 bags of coins is an example of a ____________________________-Treaty story.
Although orality has and can exist without this- this cannot exist without orality.
This word means vision quest and was/is an important part of becoming adults in the Nlaka'pamux & Lil'wat traditions.
____________________________ is for salmon and berries- not our oral traditions.
We are living in the age of ____________________________.
____________________________ is that which does not fit into the prearranged patterns which we have superimposed on reality.
Residential schools were a process of cultural ____________________________ & spiritual exile.
To be in exile is to live a ____________________________ life.
First Nations ____________________________can be just as relevant as that associated with Roman or Greek mythology and makes people aware of the quality and quantity of knowledge that has been overlooked in Canada.
Shamanic knowledge was closely ____________________________ by practitioners & by certain families.
In Aboriginal societies in British Columbia, the ____________________________process was an ordinary part of life.
____________________________The going home star.
words are like ____________________________ that can be shot at the narratives of the colonial power
Basso speaks of narrative as a "spatial ____________________________".