Nous avons besoin d’une nouvelle histoire : la marche et l’imagination wâhkôhtowin
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https://doi.org/10.25071/1916-4467.40873Mots-clés :
l'Histoire, marcher, wâhkôhtowin, la relation de parentéRésumé
Nous offrons ici une traduction de l’article anglais, originalement intitulée We Need a New Story: Walking and thewâhkôhtowin Imagination. Inspiré et guidé par le concept de sagesse nêhiyaw de wâhkôhtowin, cet article présente la marche comme une pratique de vie qui peut enseigner la relation de parenté et aider à reconceptualiser les relations entre les Autochtones et le Canada en fonction de modalités plus éthiques. Je soutiens qu'aujourd'hui, les relations entre les Autochtones et les Canadiens continuent d'être fortement influencées par les enseignements coloniaux, qui mettent l'accent sur le déni des relations. Les éducateurs au Canada aujourd'hui font face au défi scolaire important de parvenir à faciliter l'émergence d'un nouveau récit qui peut réparer les fractures coloniales héritées et donner de bonnes indications sur la façon dont les Peuples autochtones et les Canadiens peuvent vivre leurs rapports ensemble différemment. D'après mon expérience, l'émergence d'une nouvelle histoire peut être facilitée par la marche comme pratique de vie.
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