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The Native Philosophy Project at Lakehead University, Thunder Bay, Ontario is proud to introduce a new journal, Ayaangwaamizin: International Journal of Indigenous Philosophy, a refereed academic journal. It is the first journal devoted to the examination of Indifenous philosophy. Its existence is a recognition of the growing number of Indigenous scholars. who are engaged in critically examining philosophical ideas and concepts in their own cultural traditions, in doing comparative studies of Indigenous and non-Indigenous philosophies, and in examining the influence of Indigenous philosophical thought on the dominant culture. Ayaangwaamizin is published twice yearly through editorial offices in Canada and the United States. In order to truly reflect Indigenous thought, the editors are both Indigenous philosophers, and all papers are refereed by Indigenous people. The Advisory Board consists predominantly of Indigenous people. The intended scope of the journal is broadly international. Recognizing that philosophical thought can be a dimension of other disciplines, the journal welcomes philosophically oriented articles from other disciplines such as law, anthropology, political science, literature, and religious studies. |
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Northern Regional Studies Committee for the Native Philosophy Project Thunder Bay |
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Editorial Staff |
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Indigenous Learning Lakehead University 955 Oliver Road Thunder Bay, ON P7B 5E1 CANADA |
American Indian Studies University of Science and Arts of Oklahoma 1727 West Alabama Chickasha, OK 73018 UNITED STATES |
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Advisory Board |
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Jim Cheney Clara Sue Kidwell Beatrice Medicine Brad Morse |
Beth J. Singer Georges E. Sioui Anne Waters Jace Weaver Robert A. Williams, Jr. |
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How to Subscribe |
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Individuals: $33 in Canadian funds Add $13 in Canadian funds for overseas subscriptions Payable by MasterCard, Visa, American Express, Money Order, Purchase Order (Purchase orders are not acceptable for overseas orders} to: Lakehead University Bookstore Phone: 807-343-8589 |
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CEP - July 10, 2002