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DESCRIPTION:To paraphrase Anishinaabe author Leanne Betasamosake Simpson\, 
 if our Indigenous ancestors were not capitalists\, it is not because they 
 were not advanced enough or did not think of it\, but because they were ad
 vanced enough to choose against it. They made worlds in which they chose a
 gainst individualism\, against upsetting the balance of nature and ignorin
 g future generations\; a world tuned to life as a circle and in which anim
 als and plants are relatives. This talk will present examples of Indigenou
 s ecological principles\, primarily from ancestral Wendat philosophy. It w
 ill address how the forces that currently shape our world are at once deep
 ly adverse to those teachings and proving them right\, in a tipping moment
  of climate crisis and mass extinction. It will also assess the mutations 
 of the settler-colonial project\, as some First Nations leaders choose the
 mselves to venture in fossil fuels and articulate it as reconciliation and
  self-determination.\n
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LOCATION:Room 426\, Burnside Hall\, CA\, QC\, Montreal\, H3A 0B9\, 805 rue 
 Sherbrooke Ouest
SUMMARY:Relatives vs. Resources: Indigenous teachings in the age of radical
  capitalism (Nicolas Renaud\, Concordia University)
URL:https://www.mcgill.ca/geography/channels/event/relatives-vs-resources-i
 ndigenous-teachings-age-radical-capitalism-nicolas-renaud-concordia-374190
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