Wasáse: Indigenous Pathways of Action and Freedom - Alfred, Taiaiake

Clean, tight, unmarked; light wear to inside corners; otherwise spine straight and uncreased; very minimal wear; "Taiaiake Alfred's way is the warrior's way, which is to say that he speaks truly dangerous words about Canadian colonialism, the need for substantive restitution rather than mere recognition of 'Aboriginal rights,' for autonomy rather than dependent forms of 'self-government,' and for peaceful coexistence between and among indigenous and non-indigenous peoples. In this book he rejects Aboriginalism as a legalistic, integrating ideology that destroys individuals and communities, and argues instead for an anarcho-indigenist perspective that is non-capitalist,  non-statist, pro-feminist, and based on a sustainable relation to nature." - Richard Day
Very Good
Soft cover
University of Toronto Press
2005
Peterborough, ON