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Acknowledgments | |
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About Bioneers | |
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Bioneers and Editor's Statement on Indigenous Knowledge and Intellectual Property Rights | |
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Preface: Remembering the Original Instructions | |
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Introduction: Lighting the Sun of Our Future-How These Teachings Can Provide Illumination | |
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Uncovering the Eco-Spiritual Values of the Original Instructions | |
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Listening to Natural Law | |
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First Nations Survival and the Future of the Earth | |
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Acoma Coexistence and Continuance | |
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Ethics from the Land: Traditional Protocols and the Maintenance of Peace | |
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Indigenous Knowledge as the Basis for Our Future | |
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Clear Thinking: A Positive Solitary View of Nature | |
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Indigenous Democracies | |
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The Iroquois Confederacy | |
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A Democracy Based on Peace | |
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An Okanagan Worldview of Society | |
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Peace Technologies from the San Bushmen of Africa | |
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The Art and Science of Kinship | |
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Where Is the Holy Land? | |
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Restoring Indigenous History and Culture to Nature | |
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Protecting Water Quality and Religious Freedom at the Isleta Pueblo | |
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The Art of Thriving in Place | |
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Indigenous Feminine Power: in Honor of Sky Woman | |
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She Is Us: Thought Woman and the Sustainability of Worship | |
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Ethiopian Women: From Passive Resources to Active Citizens | |
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Powerful Like a River: Reweaving the Web of Our Lives in Defense of Environmental and Reproductive Justice | |
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You Are Where You Eat: Native Foods and Traditional Agriculture | |
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From the First to the Last Bite: Learning from the Food Knowledge of Our Ancestors | |
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Re-Indigenizing Our Bodies and Minds through Native Foods | |
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Dancing for the Apus: Andean Food and Farming | |
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On the Importance of Our Connection to Food | |
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Protecting the Culture and Genetics of Wild Rice | |
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Cultural Change, Climate Change, and the Future of Civilization | |
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Decolonization and Global Indigenous Struggles for Justice | |
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Protecting the Web of Life: Indigenous Knowledge and Biojustice | |
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Return of the Ancient Council Ways: Indigenous Survival in Chiapas | |
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Front Line of Resistance: Indigenous Peoples and Energy Development | |
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Speaking for the Voiceless | |
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Re-Indigenization | |
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Re-Indigenization Defined | |
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El Poder de la Palabra/The Power of the Word: Toward a Nahuatl/Mestizo Consciousness | |
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Mending the Split-Head Society with Trickster Consciousness | |
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Re-Nativization in North and South America | |
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Taro Roots Run Deep: Hawaiian Restoration of Sacred Foods and Communities | |
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The Power of Being a Human Being | |
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Indigenous Resources | |
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Notes | |
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Bibliography | |
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Contributors | |