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Indigenous futurism: a standalone construct

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Indigenous studies

science fiction and speculative work by Indigenous authors that imagines Indigenous pasts and futures and reworks colonial narratives of contact.

In Indigenous studies, Indigenous futurism refers to science fiction and speculative work by Indigenous authors that imagines Indigenous pasts and futures and reworks colonial narratives of contact. This meaning comes from Dillon (2012) in Walking the clouds.[1]

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Dillon, G. L. (Ed.). (2012). Walking the clouds: An anthology of Indigenous science fiction. University of Arizona Press. ISBN 9780816529827

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