Author: iamdefinitory

Theory of Evolution – A scientific explanation for the diversity of life, stating that species change over time due to natural selection and genetic mutations.

Evolution – A gradual process of change and development in organisms over generations through genetic variations and natural selection.

Decolonization of Knowledge: The process of recognizing, valuing, and integrating indigenous knowledge systems alongside Western scientific paradigms.

Cosmology and Worldview: The indigenous perspective on the universe, life, and existence, often expressed through mythology and spiritual beliefs.

Sustainable Development and Indigenous Knowledge: The application of traditional knowledge to environmental conservation and sustainable living practices.

Intellectual Property Rights (IPR) for Indigenous Knowledge: Legal protections for traditional knowledge and cultural heritage to prevent exploitation by external entities.

Bioprospecting: The search for plants and biological resources that can be used for commercial and medical purposes, often raising ethical concerns about indigenous rights.

Indigenous Epistemology: The ways in which indigenous peoples conceptualize knowledge, truth, and learning, often in contrast to Western scientific methods.

Cultural Transmission: The process by which knowledge, customs, and traditions are passed from one generation to the next.