Examples of using Indigenous knowledge in English and their translations into Portuguese
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The results show that indigenous knowledge of farmers allow the perception of the interactions between the local community
Capturing community perspectives and indigenous knowledge and integrating this knowledge with additional scientific
applied bioethics created a corpus of indigenous knowledge, geared to public and collective health issues.
Africa for exchanging local content, indigenous knowledge, and traditional practices 19.
well defined property rights over natural resources and indigenous knowledge in favour of local communities does need to be prioritised.
the other at integrating indigenous knowledge and local research studies into the scientific process
Argues that the close relationship between indigenous knowledge and the science of Enlightenment is borne out in the writings of Jesuits like Pedro Montenegro
state of mato grosso do sul, on the pedagogical practice of literacy in terena language using the" themes generators" the proposed action" indigenous knowledge in school.
sometimes different types of evidence,(e.g. indigenous knowledge, relevant knowledge rather than precise data),
welcomes work initiated by the WIPO on the legal protection of indigenous knowledge and of the Committee on Trade
and some dialogues between the indigenous knowledge and the academy knowledge in the perspective of critical interculturality.
diversity and plurality; indigenous knowledge and intellectual property;
ceremonies as instruments of conversion to the plundering of indigenous knowledge of biodiversity, while violence is exercised by prohibiting the use of languages themselves in public spaces,
to the pillage of indigenous knowledge of biodiversity, while violence ranges from prohibition of the use of native languages in public spaces and the forcible adoption of Christian names,
Therefore, local and indigenous knowledge are in constant risk of loss,
The aproach given to cyberculture highlights traditional indigenous knowledge and seeks to answer the following question.
the population served need to establish relationships that include Indigenous knowledge and practices.
The dissertation shows aspects of everyday life, indigenous knowledge and practices in manaus during the period of the belle époque.
The terms traditional knowledge, indigenous knowledge and local knowledge generally refer to knowledge systems embedded in the cultural traditions of regional, indigenous, or local communities.
Consequently, a greater appreciation of local knowledge and criticism of the alleged universal superiority of Western science in relation to indigenous knowledge systems became increasingly common.