Titlebook: Native American Communities on Health and Disability; A Borderland Dialogu Lavonna L. Lovern,Carol Locust Book 2013 Lavonna L. Lovern and C

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Introductiontural orientations within the same culture. Like many individuals working within complex pluralistic societies, Dr. Locust and I have dedicated our careers to advancing understanding and communication between different communities. Our work has focused on global Indigenous communities, with a partic

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Issues of Translationto another tend to pay little attention to the foundations of how translation takes place. Instead, translation becomes no more than a matter of substituting one word or phrase for another. Unfortunately, the lack of attention to the subtle foundations of translation may lead to mistakes that can ca

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A Few Commonalities of Connectivity, Energies and Ethicsrs of Indigenous communities in North, Central and South America alone defy any ability to make universal claims. Indeed, even within a single community, world-views may vary. The complexity of worldviews is further complicated by the fact that some Indigenous communities have been or are split arbi

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Native American Beliefs Concerning Health and Unwellnessn, nor can the social behavior of the Indians be separated from these things (Levy, 1963). Kluckhohn and Leighton (1962) have noted that healing ceremonies are an integral part of the community experience for the Navajo, and that there is no distinct Navajo term for “religion” in the Western sense.

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Traditional Beliefs about Disabilitiessaid, was Ellie. Not only was her . made to perfection, so thin and light that it was almost weightless, but she could also make it for hours without stopping. When Ellie walked past the people, they spoke to her with respect, almost in awe, because of her talent. Her capabilities made her a giant,

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Yaqui Beliefs of Wellness and Unwellnessun oriented; their original name was Yoeme or Hiyaqui Yoeme before the Spaniards shortened it to Yaqui. Much of their ancient culture has been changed because of the incorporation of Catholic concepts and symbols into their culture. Many Yaquis feel they have lost some of their spiritual qualities f

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Hopi Beliefs of Wellness and Unwellness achieves this, she will be walking the Hopi Way that brings freedom from want and suffering. The ., beneficent beings who guide the Hopi, teach the tenets of the Hopi Way. They explain the spiritual laws of harmony and warn of the suffering brought about by failing to follow the Hopi Way. Hopis bel

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