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Relationship returns: traditional ecological relationship, and the direction of its yield Knowledge is what can be carried away from a home; relationship is what stays — and the family that stays is the unit that can voice it
1. Indigenous scholars hold that all knowledge is relational. I agree, and ask what follows for a field whose product is knowledge, yet where relationship and knowledge move in opposite directions? For knowledge accumulates like a ratchet, each increment locked behind the last, and is carried from t
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