Aboriginal Knowledge Essay
Research on Aboriginal and Western Knowledge Systems
Worldview are view how individual look at the world, the physical world as it is known, how it was made, how people and nature got it here, how groups, community, culture and society formulates. The practices of daily life are expressions of the worldviews, belief systems, attitudes and values of Aboriginal culture and society.
When writing an essay or report you need to be consistent in your wording. Look at the lines above and below my writing. You’ve used the words Aboriginal and Indigenous. You need to choose one of them and utilise it all the way through your work to be consistent. Also you can see that I’ve put a high case letter at the beginning of each as it should be.
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On this account, western knowledge is seemingly with greater intellectual content, science is open, systematic, objective, and analytical, and advances by building rigorously on previous achievements. What scientists do is supposed to be strictly separable from common sense or non-science. Aboriginal knowledge, in contrast, is no more than common sense, it is closed, non-systematic, without concepts that would conform to ideas of objectivity or rigorous analysis, and advances, if at all, in fits and starts. Aboriginal knowledge represented anthropology, development sociology, and geography. Today important contributions are also being made in the fields of ecology, soil science, veterinary medicine, forestry, human health, aquatic science, management, botany, zoology, agronomy, agricultural economics, rural sociology, mathematics, fisheries, range management, information science, wildlife management, and water resource management. …show more content…
There are families of stars, of trees and of animals and these are connected to our human families. Aboriginal way of life is spiritual in that there is an interconnectedness, an interrelatedness with all existence, existence expanding from the merely physical realms to the spiritual, encapsulated in the term “The Dreaming”. The Dreaming is a continuous process of creation which began in the long-ago period called Dreamtime, when the physical features of the land were formed by creative beings who were neither human or animal, but had the attributes of both. Aboriginal ancestor spirit story call totem, it tells the story about the creation. For example, Big EMU comes from a large star family in which our milky galaxy remains that’s why Emu is our ancestor
Worldview are view how individual look at the world, the physical world as it is known, how it was made, how people and nature got it here, how groups, community, culture and society formulates. The practices of daily life are expressions of the worldviews, belief systems, attitudes and values of Aboriginal culture and society.
When writing an essay or report you need to be consistent in your wording. Look at the lines above and below my writing. You’ve used the words Aboriginal and Indigenous. You need to choose one of them and utilise it all the way through your work to be consistent. Also you can see that I’ve put a high case letter at the beginning of each as it should be.
How we see …show more content…
On this account, western knowledge is seemingly with greater intellectual content, science is open, systematic, objective, and analytical, and advances by building rigorously on previous achievements. What scientists do is supposed to be strictly separable from common sense or non-science. Aboriginal knowledge, in contrast, is no more than common sense, it is closed, non-systematic, without concepts that would conform to ideas of objectivity or rigorous analysis, and advances, if at all, in fits and starts. Aboriginal knowledge represented anthropology, development sociology, and geography. Today important contributions are also being made in the fields of ecology, soil science, veterinary medicine, forestry, human health, aquatic science, management, botany, zoology, agronomy, agricultural economics, rural sociology, mathematics, fisheries, range management, information science, wildlife management, and water resource management. …show more content…
There are families of stars, of trees and of animals and these are connected to our human families. Aboriginal way of life is spiritual in that there is an interconnectedness, an interrelatedness with all existence, existence expanding from the merely physical realms to the spiritual, encapsulated in the term “The Dreaming”. The Dreaming is a continuous process of creation which began in the long-ago period called Dreamtime, when the physical features of the land were formed by creative beings who were neither human or animal, but had the attributes of both. Aboriginal ancestor spirit story call totem, it tells the story about the creation. For example, Big EMU comes from a large star family in which our milky galaxy remains that’s why Emu is our ancestor