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Lee, Ying – International Education Studies, 2009
Indigenous peoples in Taiwan belong to the Austronesian racial group. Confined to their oral language tradition, knowledge about Taiwan aborigines based on written documents reflected the positionality of dominant ethnic groups. This qualitative study employed participatory research approach to explore the process of producing their own knowledge…
Descriptors: Indigenous Knowledge, Indigenous Populations, Observation, Interviews
Cooper, Connie S. Eigenmann – 1996
The genre of fairytales, one structured form of storytelling, has been labeled "Marchen." German culture is orally transmitted in this generic form, and can be traced to a collection of 210 fairytales, the Grimm brothers'"Kinder-und Taus-Marchen," first published shortly after 1800. For this study, research questions were posed…
Descriptors: Childrens Literature, Comparative Analysis, Cultural Context, Fairy Tales
Delgado, Vivian – 1997
Beginning with the question "How would you define wisdom?" interviews with five Native elders focused on Native American world views or philosophies. Four themes emerged: the concept of respect, spirituality as a cultural principle permeating all aspects of life, family relationships including extended family, and various educational…
Descriptors: American Indian Culture, American Indian Education, American Indians, Beliefs