Indigenous Knowledge and Practices on Disability in Latin America
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- date: 31 January 2026
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Indigenous Knowledge and Practices on Disability in Latin America | 8.73 MB
Title: Indigenous Knowledge and Practices on Disability in Latin America
Author: Michelle Lapierre
Category: Nonfiction, Social & Cultural Studies, Social Science, Social Work, Sociology
Language: English | 241 Pages | ISBN: 3032067200
Description:
This book presents Indigenous knowledge, cultural practices, and lived experiences of disability among Indigenous peoples in Latin America. It explores worldviews, community life, and struggles for rights and recognition that shape healing, care, and social participation. Comprising twelve chapters written by eighteen authors, it brings together perspectives from history, education, health, territorial economy, communication, and social sciences. Readers will find unique insights into often overlooked topics such as access to land, preservation of Indigenous languages, Indigenous sign languages, genealogies, and community-led disability initiatives. The authors highlight how Indigenous communities create inclusive spaces, resist discrimination, and sustain cultural identity, offering both theoretical reflections and practical approaches.
By combining academic research with lived experience, this book is an essential resource for scholars in disability studies, Indigenous rights, anthropology, social policy, and anyone seeking to understand the intersection of culture, disability, and social justice in Latin America.
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This book presents Indigenous knowledge, cultural practices, and lived experiences of disability among Indigenous peoples in Latin America. It explores worldviews, community life, and struggles for rights and recognition that shape healing, care, and social participation. Comprising twelve chapters written by eighteen authors, it brings together perspectives from history, education, health, territorial economy, communication, and social sciences. Readers will find unique insights into often overlooked topics such as access to land, preservation of Indigenous languages, Indigenous sign languages, genealogies, and community-led disability initiatives. The authors highlight how Indigenous communities create inclusive spaces, resist discrimination, and sustain cultural identity, offering both theoretical reflections and practical approaches.
By combining academic research with lived experience, this book is an essential resource for scholars in disability studies, Indigenous rights, anthropology, social policy, and anyone seeking to understand the intersection of culture, disability, and social justice in Latin America.
DOWNLOAD:
https://rapidgator.net/file/4a975431ddfc69717d96ceff44fb61ea/Indigenous_Knowledge_and_Practices_on_Disability_in_Latin_America.pdf
https://nitroflare.com/view/A626CD9136DB39C/Indigenous_Knowledge_and_Practices_on_Disability_in_Latin_America.pdf
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