GULE | The masks we carry: intersectional Indigenous storytelling through visual arts narratives, film and community-governance

GULE | The masks we carry: intersectional Indigenous storytelling through visual arts narratives, film and community-governance

This thesis documents and discusses the production of a film about the Gule Wamkulu Mask Dance, in the village of Mzonde, in the area of traditional authority of Nkanda, Malawi. Through an Ubuntu framework of place-based epistemology, critical race theory and the principles of Indigenous research, I...

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Main Author: Andrade, Kl. Peruzzo de
Other Authors: Mucina, Devi
Format: Others
Language:English
en
Published: 2020
Subjects:
indigenous
black
belonging
wellness
identity
film
indigenous methodology
Online Access:http://hdl.handle.net/1828/12159
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spelling ndltd-uvic.ca-oai-dspace.library.uvic.ca-1828-121592020-10-02T06:22:06Z GULE | The masks we carry: intersectional Indigenous storytelling through visual arts narratives, film and community-governance Andrade, Kl. Peruzzo de Mucina, Devi Reading, Charlotte Loppie indigenous black belonging wellness identity film indigenous methodology This thesis documents and discusses the production of a film about the Gule Wamkulu Mask Dance, in the village of Mzonde, in the area of traditional authority of Nkanda, Malawi. Through an Ubuntu framework of place-based epistemology, critical race theory and the principles of Indigenous research, I describe my journey of self-reflection about what it means to be Caá-Poré Cafuzo and how I came to understand belonging in the context of diasporic, Black and Indigenous relationships and governance. Graduate 2020-10-01T00:36:35Z 2020-10-01T00:36:35Z 2020 2020-09-30 Thesis http://hdl.handle.net/1828/12159 English en Available to the World Wide Web application/pdf
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GULE | The masks we carry: intersectional Indigenous storytelling through visual arts narratives, film and community-governance
description This thesis documents and discusses the production of a film about the Gule Wamkulu Mask Dance, in the village of Mzonde, in the area of traditional authority of Nkanda, Malawi. Through an Ubuntu framework of place-based epistemology, critical race theory and the principles of Indigenous research, I describe my journey of self-reflection about what it means to be Caá-Poré Cafuzo and how I came to understand belonging in the context of diasporic, Black and Indigenous relationships and governance. === Graduate
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title GULE | The masks we carry: intersectional Indigenous storytelling through visual arts narratives, film and community-governance
title_short GULE | The masks we carry: intersectional Indigenous storytelling through visual arts narratives, film and community-governance
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