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Indigenous methodologies: a standalone construct

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Indigenous studies

research methods built on tribal epistemologies, story and relational ethics, set out as a distinct qualitative tradition alongside Western methods.

In Indigenous studies, Indigenous methodologies refers to research methods built on tribal epistemologies, story and relational ethics, set out as a distinct qualitative tradition alongside Western methods. This meaning comes from Kovach (2009) in Indigenous methodologies.[1]

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Kovach, M. (2009). Indigenous methodologies. University of Toronto Press. ISBN 9781442640429

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