ABS201Y1 Lecture Notes - Lecture 6: Entrust
15 Jun 2016
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Abs201y tutorial 6 (0301) wednesday october 29th, 2014. Map shows that cree is the most widely spoken language. Themes from roger spielmann"s piece you"re so fat! : exploring value differences between native and non-native people in canada. Community: idea of children running wild . Non-natives see the children running wild as neglect of parents and think that they should contact children"s aid and social services. But native communities do this because they entrust their children to the community. It is the responsibility of the whole community to raise the children, not just the parents. On native reserves, no one is allowed to enter the reserves without permission so the reserves are generally safe places for children. Acceptance: many native communities adopt non-native individuals into their communities, these individuals have to learn native lifeways and cultures, the natives are patient when teaching them. Difference: roger spielmann presents an interesting perspective in his article as he is a non-
