What Can We Do You For? Naive Conceptions of the Value of Indigenous Culture and Communities
Nigel Stobbs
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Nigel Stobbs
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In a community which enacts laws to protect things of value,we need to be very specific about what conceptions of value we attach to the things protected. This articles argues that current laws and protocols which exist to preserve and protect Indigenous cultures and communities are usually based on an inadequate construction of intrinsic value.
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In a community which enacts laws to protect things of value,we need to be very specific about what conceptions of value we attach to the things protected. This articles argues that current laws and protocols which exist to preserve and protect Indigenous cultures and communities are usually based on an inadequate construction of intrinsic value.
Key concepts: Indigenous, Value (mathematics), Project commissioning, Environmental ethics, Publishing, Intrinsic value (animal ethics), Indigenous culture, Sociology