Editorial: Special Issue: Ignored no longer: Emerging Indigenous researchers on Indigenous psychologies
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Export citationGroot, S., Rua, M., Dudgeon, P. & Garvey, D. (2012). Editorial: Special Issue: Ignored no longer: Emerging Indigenous researchers on Indigenous psychologies. The Australian Community Psychologist, 24(1), 5-10.
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Abstract
In this special issue, edited by Mohi, Bridgette, Shiloh, Pat and Darren, we showcase work conducted within several such Indigenous psychologies. This collection of papers from emerging Indigenous scholars reflect a vibrant, healthy and supportive research environment in which conversations relevant to Indigenous peoples are taking place, and where culturally diverse perspectives and methods are valued and accepted. Here, culture is not simply seen as an abstract set of concepts. Culture constitutes a field of human action, meaning making, and self-production. It is through culture that all people construct themselves and make sense of the world (Groot, Hodgetts, Nikora, & Leggat-Cook, 2011; Nikora, Rua, & Te Awekōtuku, 2007).
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The Australian Psychological Society Ltd