水弹性的土著本体论

An Indigenous Ontology of WaterResilience: Muskoka Summit on the Environment 2024Deborah McGregorFor thousands of years, Indigenous peoples have created and passed on knowledge resulting in sustainable relationships with all of Creation. Along with knowledge comes the responsibility to maintain our relationships with water.We have always been here•First Nations peoples have developed laws, governance and knowledge systems, practices and protocols that enabled sustainable relationships with all of Creation (ancestors, future generations, spirit world).Water is LifeConcern for water is not new to our communities. Water has always been, and continues to be, recognized as a life-giving force. Acknowledging ColonialismContext for Disconnection from the Natural WorldTRC 2015 (p.8)•The Canadian government pursued this policy of cultural genocide because it wished to divest itself of its legal and financial obligations to Aboriginal people and gain control over their land and resourcesTRC