Through Western Eyes: How Perceptions of Indigenous Peoples Have Shifted Through History

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Intertwined

Juliette Paula Ruf

5 episodes

4 days ago

Intertwined is a podcast about what happens when Indigenous people, cultures, and knowledge meet the Western world. We dive into the past and present—colonial histories, scientific research, and international efforts—to understand how these worlds have collided, clashed, and can come together. It’s time to move beyond stereotypes and build new ways forward, together. ----- Picture from Pixels (Rocketmann Team) Editing and Music from Descript

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Through Western Eyes: How Perceptions of Indigenous Peoples Have Shifted Through History - with Jeremy Narby

Intertwined

33 minutes 27 seconds

7 months ago

Through Western Eyes: How Perceptions of Indigenous Peoples Have Shifted Through History - with Jeremy Narby

In this first episode, I’m joined by Jeremy Narby to discuss how the perception of Indigenous peoples and their shamans has evolved over the past 450 years, as well as in more recent history. We also explore how combining Indigenous and Western worldviews can lead to a richer understanding of the world around us.

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Our conversation draws on his books The Cosmic Serpent (Jeremy Narby) and Shamans Through Time: 500 Years on the Path to Knowledge (Jeremy Narby and Francis Huxley).