Harvey Feit, McMaster University
Department of Anthropology Professor Emeritus Hamilton, Ontario feit@mcmaster.ca
Bio/Research
Interests: Relational ontologies, co-governance, political and narrative ecology, globalization and Indigeniety, ethnography, colonial representations, non-state conservation, social and environmental movements, hunting societies, applying anthropology, history of anthropology, Indigenous rights,...
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Bio/Research
Interests: Relational ontologies, co-governance, political and narrative ecology, globalization and Indigeniety, ethnography, colonial representations, non-state conservation, social and environmental movements, hunting societies, applying anthropology, history of anthropology, Indigenous rights, Quebec and Canada.
Current Research: My current research examines ontologies of James Bay Cree, in which nature and society are integrated in a world of persons and networks of connection. I explore how these worlds are related to specific forms of political and cultural practices in Cree struggles and negotiations with development projects, nation states and relations to non-Natives.
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Current Research: My current research examines ontologies of James Bay Cree, in which nature and society are integrated in a world of persons and networks of connection. I explore how these worlds are related to specific forms of political and cultural practices in Cree struggles and negotiations with development projects, nation states and relations to non-Natives.
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