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Peer reviewedDeloria, Vine, Jr. – Tribal College, 1993
Compares the recent advances of Western science to ancient views of Native American tribes. Indicates that "advances" such as chaos theory and zoopharmacognosy are long-standing elements of Native American traditional knowledge. Suggests that tribal colleges must assert themselves and become the primary symbols of authority on tribal culture. (MAB)
Descriptors: American Indian Education, American Indians, Community Colleges, Community Leaders
