How It Is: The Native American Philosophy of V. F. Cordova
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3 January 2015Interesting, but the author is too preoccupied in trying ...
Interesting, but the author is too preoccupied in trying to assert a unique and separate position for native Americans on this planet, and the only comparatives she seems to have are 19th century European philosophers.
11 April 2014incredibly timely gift
At a time when we are becoming increasingly at risk of destroying the planet, understanding how our world view shapes our every decision is critical.
1 March 2014Excellent overview of Native American philosophy and approach to religion
I teach as the Southwestern Indian Polytechnic Institute in Albuquerque, and had this book recommended by one of my students - a woman from Zia Pueblo.
8 January 2014Philosophy as a Way of Life
Philosophy, particularly, the Western tradition, has generally been viewed as the domain of the elites, be it Socratic, Platonic, and Aristotlean.
4 November 2012Mind expanding experience!
Bridging between two vastly differing cultural perspectives is a daunting undertaking, but Cordova's birth heritage and academic journey grants her an ideal position of duality for shedding light on this dark chasm.
18 September 2011How It Is: The Native American Philosophy of V. F. Cordova
Viola Cordova, the first Native American woman to receive a Ph.
11 November 2010Best book about how to save the World while learning about Aboriginal Culture
I do a lot of hiking and meditation and found this book fascinating and illuminating of the current human condition in the world, and of Aboriginal culture and spirituality.
19 March 2009Best intro to native american world views.
This is an excellent introduction to native American philosophy written by one of the first native women to become a PhD philosoper.
8 March 2009Where Are You From?
Doctor Viola Cordova, Jicarilla Apache and Hispanic, dedicated her career to interpreting a Native American `worldview'.
21 December 2007A new vision from an old culture
This book sets out to help Native Americans understand their cultural heritage.