In 2021, Mapuche scholar Elisa Loncon led Chile's historic effort to revise its constitution. Her attempts to formally recognize Indigenous and environmental rights challenged entrenched ideas about power and reverberated internationally.
In this intimate book, Loncon shares the Indigenous knowledge system that shapes her work as a scholar and human rights activist. Azmapu introduces readers to Mapuche philosophy, which is rooted in Mapuzugun (the "language of the Earth"). Rejecting Western ideas about human dominance, this book elevates a worldview in which all beings are interconnected.
Loncon explains how küme mogen, "good living," results from people being in balance with nature. She explores Mapuche understandings of language, governance, ceremony, and gender and sexuality. She also highlights the vital role Indigenous women play in resisting colonialism and in knowledge transmission.
Rooted in Mapuche teachings yet resonating far beyond, Azmapu offers an alternative vision for how humans might live with the Earth.
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Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. In 2021, Mapuche scholar and activist Elisa Loncon led Chile's historic effort to revise its constitution. Her attempts to formally recognize Indigenous and environmental rights challenged entrenched ideas about power and reverberated internationally. In this intimate book, Loncon shares the Indigenous knowledge system that shapes her work and introduces readers to Mapuche philosophy, which is rooted in Mapuzugun (the "language of the Earth"). She explains how kueme mogen, "good living," results from people being in balance with nature, and explores Mapuche understandings of language, governance, ceremony, and gender and sexuality, while also highlighting the vital role of Indigenous in knowledge transmission and resisting colonialism. Rejecting Western ideas about human dominance, Azmapu elevates a world view in which all beings are interconnected and offers an alternative vision for how humans might live with the Earth. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability. Codice articolo 9780774873741
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Taschenbuch. Condizione: Neu. Neuware - In 2021, Mapuche scholar and activist Elisa Loncon led Chile's historic effort to revise its constitution. Her attempts to formally recognize Indigenous and environmental rights challenged entrenched ideas about power and reverberated internationally. In this intimate book, Loncon shares the Indigenous knowledge system that shapes her work and introduces readers to Mapuche philosophy, which is rooted in Mapuzugun (the 'language of the Earth'). She explains how küme mogen, 'good living,' results from people being in balance with nature, and explores Mapuche understandings of language, governance, ceremony, and gender and sexuality, while also highlighting the vital role of Indigenous in knowledge transmission and resisting colonialism. Rejecting Western ideas about human dominance, Azmapu elevates a world view in which all beings are interconnected and offers an alternative vision for how humans might live with the Earth. Codice articolo 9780774873741
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Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. In 2021, Mapuche scholar and activist Elisa Loncon led Chile's historic effort to revise its constitution. Her attempts to formally recognize Indigenous and environmental rights challenged entrenched ideas about power and reverberated internationally. In this intimate book, Loncon shares the Indigenous knowledge system that shapes her work and introduces readers to Mapuche philosophy, which is rooted in Mapuzugun (the "language of the Earth"). She explains how kueme mogen, "good living," results from people being in balance with nature, and explores Mapuche understandings of language, governance, ceremony, and gender and sexuality, while also highlighting the vital role of Indigenous in knowledge transmission and resisting colonialism. Rejecting Western ideas about human dominance, Azmapu elevates a world view in which all beings are interconnected and offers an alternative vision for how humans might live with the Earth. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability. Codice articolo 9780774873741
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