The Role of Traditional Ecological Knowledge in Indigenous Feminism
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This exam assesses the importance of Traditional Ecological Knowledge within Indigenous Feminism, focusing on women's environmental roles. Candidates will articulate its relevance to identity and activism.
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Exam Details
Duration: 45 minutes
Prerequisites: Environmental Studies Background, Indigenous Knowledge Systems, Feminist Theory
Key Topics
- Traditional Ecological Knowledge
- Environmental Stewardship
- Indigenous Identity
- Feminist Principles
- Activism
Learning Outcomes
- Explain TEK in Feminism
- Analyze Women’s Roles in Stewardship
- Discuss Activism Based on TEK
- Assess Identity Implications
Full Description
This exam highlights the significance of Traditional Ecological Knowledge (TEK) within the framework of Indigenous feminism, particularly regarding women's roles in environmental stewardship.
Acknowledging TEK is vital for understanding how Indigenous women contribute to environmental sustainability and resilience, merging cultural practices with contemporary feminist ideals.
Candidates will be assessed on their ability to articulate the relationship between TEK and Indigenous feminist principles, discussing how this knowledge informs both identity and activism.
Discussions may include evaluating specific instances where TEK has played a pivotal role in Indigenous women's movements and broader environmental advocacy.
Sample Questions
- How does Traditional Ecological Knowledge relate to Indigenous Feminism?
- In what ways do Indigenous women demonstrate environmental stewardship through TEK?
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