Tom King, “ ‘Sacred Sites’ Protection: Be Careful What You Ask For” Lee Irwin, “ Freedom, Law, and Prophecy: A Brief History of Native American Religious Resistance”Ĭharles Little, “ Toward a Sacred Lands Policy Initiative” (postscript from Sacred Lands of Indian America) Suzan Harjo, Statement to US Senate Indian Affairs Committee (6/18/03) Mark Dowie, The Haida Gwaii Lesson: A Strategic Playbook for Indigenous Sovereignty and Conservation Refugees – The Hundred-Year Conflict Between Global Conservation and Native Peoples Vine Deloria, Jr., “ Sacred Lands and Religious Freedom” Jeannette Armstrong, “ Keepers of the Earth” Sacred TextsĪkwesasne Notes, ed., Basic Call to Consciousness
We have collected six in-depth essays into The Sacred Land Reader, which you can download.
Please send us your suggested readings! Also, send us any corrections to the items listed here. While reading can enhance one’s self-knowledge and cultural and environmental awareness, nothing takes the place of simply becoming aware of the significant places in one’s life - and being there. It is meant to suggest starting places for one’s own inquiry, and to inspire consideration of alternative narratives about personal, cultural and political “space” in our society. What follows is a collection of readings from different disciplines and cultural perspectives that illuminates the consciousness of the Earth, traditional wisdom - both Indian and non-Indian - on the relationship between culture and nature, and a variety of political and historical interpretations of land use and the environmental movement. Sacred Texts | Sacred Lands | Fiction-Poetry-Memoir | Anthropology | Science | Ecology–Environmentalism | Cultural Criticism–Theory | History | Socially Responsible Investment & Corporate Responsibility | Political Science and The Law | Religious Studies | Law Review Articles The Sacred Land Film Project’s Eclectic Reading List
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