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Climate Change Totems and Discursive Hegemony Over the Arctic
Chui-Ling Tam
, Suzanne Chew
, Anabela Carvalho
,
Julie Doyle
Centre for Arts and Wellbeing
Centre for Environment and Society
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Indigenous Peoples
100%
Climate Change
100%
Polar Bear
100%
Totem
100%
Discursive Hegemony
100%
Global Climate
50%
Imaginaries
50%
Canada
25%
Environmental Degradation
25%
Cultural History
25%
Storytelling
25%
Stasis
25%
Perceived Threat
25%
Environmental Challenges
25%
Activism
25%
Connotation
25%
Symbolic Power
25%
Global Climate Change
25%
Lived Reality
25%
Climate Crisis
25%
Global Discourse
25%
Sacredness
25%
Indigenous Voice
25%
Socio-ecological Relations
25%
Species Endangerment
25%
Indigenous Citizenship
25%
Climate Imagery
25%
Climate Change Perception
25%
Climate Agreement
25%
Indigenous Engagement
25%
Reflexive Analysis
25%
Environmental Species
25%
Climate Change Research
25%
Indigenization
25%
Nunavut
25%
Arts and Humanities
Climate Change
100%
Hegemony
100%
Arctic
100%
Indigenous Peoples
80%
Reflexive
20%
Discourse
20%
Engagement
20%
Canada
20%
Cultural History
20%
Crisis
20%
Gaze
20%
Stasis
20%
Environmental challenges
20%
Ecological
20%
detriment
20%
Connotation
20%
change perception
20%
Indigenization
20%
Symbolic Power
20%
Sacredness
20%
Narrative Method
20%
Earth and Planetary Sciences
Climate Change
100%
Hegemony
100%
Global Climate
66%
Canada
33%
Environmental Degradation
33%
Global Warming
33%
Global Climate Change
33%
Environmental Challenge
33%
Cultural History
33%
Nunavut Territory
33%
Climate Change Negotiations
33%
Citizenship
33%
Agricultural and Biological Sciences
Climate Change
100%
Indigenous People
100%
Polar Bear
100%
Environmental Degradation
25%