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 Associate Professor of Government and Native American
Studies
Silsby 229
Sherman 202
Dale.A.Turner@dartmouth.edu
B.A., Philosophy, Concordia University
Ph.D., Philosophy, McGill University
Recent publications
- "What is Native American Philosophy?: Towards a critical Indigenous
philosophy," in The Nature of Philosophy: Whose Knowledge? Which
Tradition?" George Yanncy, ed., Rowman & Littlefield, forthcoming
December 2006.
- This is not a peace pipe:
Towards a Critical Indigenous Philosophy, University of Toronto Press,
2006.
- "Perceiving the World Differently," Intercultural Dispute Resolution in
Aboriginal Contexts: Land Claims, Treaties, and Self-Government
Agreements, David Kahane and Catherine Bell, Eds., Vancouver: UBC Press,
2004.
- "Oral Histories and the Poltiics of (Mis)recognition," American Indian Philosophy: A
Reader, Anne Waters, Ed., New York: Blackwell Press, 2003.
- "Vision: Towards an Understanding of Aboriginal Sovereignty,"
Canadian Political Philosophy:
Contemporary Reflections, Wayne Norman and Ronald Beiner, Eds., Oxford:
Oxford University Press, 2001.
- "Liberalism's Last Stand: Aboriginal Sovereignty and Kymlickas's
Liberalism," Aboriginal Rights
in Canada, United States and Mexico, Cook and Lindau, Eds.,
McGill-Queen's University Press, 2000.
- "From Valladonlid to Ottawa: The Illusion of Listening to Aboriginal
Peoples," Sacred Lands: Claims
and Conflicts, Jill Oakes, Kathi Kinew, and Rick Riewe, Eds., Canadian
Circumpolar Publications, 1997.
Research interests
- Social and political philosophy
- Amerindian philosophy
- Philosophy of law
- Early modern political philosophy
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