Cybersovereignty: Digital Diné
Frances K. Vitali
Author Outline:
Abstract |
Acknowledgement |
Problem & Context |
Research Context |
Literature Review |
Historical Context |
Theoretical Assumptions |
Context of Case |
Entry Vignette |
Problem Question |
Description of Case |
Analysis of Themes |
Assertions
|
Closing Vignette |
References |
Appendices |
HISTORICAL CONTEXT
Oral Perspective |
Navajo Language |
Literary Perspective |
Contemporary Diné
In honoring both communication technologies of orality and literacy, each perspective serves as a foundation for understanding the new information technologies. The insider's perspective representing the tradition of orality, values the origin story as the primary cultural-historical past of Diné; and the outsider's perspective representing the tradition of literacy, details the archeological and anthropological research as the ascribed history of the Southwest
(Faris, 1996; Turner, 1981).
Oral Perspective
Navajo Language
Literary Perspective
Contemporary Diné
Author Outline:
Abstract |
Acknowledgement |
Problem & Context |
Research Context |
Literature Review |
Historical Context |
Theoretical Assumptions |
Context of Case |
Entry Vignette |
Problem Question |
Description of Case |
Analysis of Themes |
Assertions
|
Closing Vignette |
References |
Appendices |