Lily Gladstone's Acceptance Speech Shows Why We Need to Save Endangered Languages
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Richard Fisher • Why We Need New Words for Life in the Anthropocene
According to the United Nations Indigenous people make up less than 5% of the world’s population but protect 80% of global biodiversity. They are guardians and knowledge keepers and play a key role in safeguarding territories and showing us the importance of not being citizens but as caretakers of a social fabric, a type of “deep ancient coding tha... See more
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- The Rediscovery of Language
Ivan Illich • Tools for Conviviality
The Aborigines of Australia create songlines that are also maps of their landscape. If even one generation is denied that inheritance, in cultures such as these, the way home will be lost.