Mining sick: Creatively unsettling normative narratives about industry, environment, extraction, and the health geographies of rural, remote, northern, and Indigenous communities in British Columbia

Aldred Terri-Leigh; Alderfer-Mumma Charis; de Leeuw Sarah; Farrales May; Greenwood Margo; Hoogeveen Dawn; OToole Ryan; Parkes Margot W.; Morgan Vanessa Sloan

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Mining sick: Creatively unsettling normative narratives about industry, environment, extraction, and the health geographies of rural, remote, northern, and Indigenous communities in British Columbia

机译：矿业病：在不列颠哥伦比亚省在不列颠哥伦比亚省的农村，偏远，北部和土着社区的行业，环境，提取和土着社区创造性地令人生畏的规范性叙事

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Rural, remote, northern, and Indigenous communities on Turtle Island are routinely-as Cree Elder Willie Ermine says-pathologized. Social science and health scholarship, including scholarship by geographers, often constructs Indigenous human and physical geographies as unhealthy, diseased, vulnerable, and undergoing extraction. These constructions are not inaccurate: peoples and places beyond urban metropoles on Turtle Island live with higher burdens of poor health; Indigenous peoples face systemic violence and racism in colonial landscapes; rural, remote, northern, and Indigenous geographies are sites of industrial incursions; and many rural and remote geographies remain challenging for diverse Indigenous peoples. What, however, are the consequences of imagining and constructing people and places as "sick"? Constructions of "sick" geographies fulfill and extend settler (often European white) colonial narratives about othered geographies. Rural, remote, northern, and Indigenous geographies are discursively "mined" for narratives of sickness. This mining upholds a sense of health and wellness in southern, urban, Euro-white-settler imaginations. Drawing from multi-year, relationship-based, cross-disciplinary qualitative community-informed experiences, and anchored in feminist, anti-colonial, and anti-racist methodologies that guided creative and humanities-informed stories, this paper concludes with different stories. It unsettles settler-colonial powers reliant on constructing narratives about sickness in others and consequently reframes conversations about Indigenous well-being and the environment.

机译：龟岛的农村，遥远，北部和土着社区是常规的 - 正如Cree Genslie Etermine所说的那样。社会科学与健康奖学金，包括地理学家的奖学金，通常将土着人类和物理地区构建为不健康，患病，脆弱的和正在进行的提取。这些建筑不准确：龟岛的城市大都市之外的人民和地点生活在健康状况不佳;土着人民在殖民地景观中面临全身暴力和种族主义;农村，遥远，北方和土着地理位置是工业侵占的遗址;许多农村和偏远地区对不同的土着人民仍然挑战。然而，以象征和构建人和地点为“生病”的后果是什么？ “生病”地理学的建设履行和扩展定居者（通常是欧洲白人）殖民地叙事讨论竞争对手。农村，遥远，北方和土着地理位置被出差“开采”疾病的叙述。这种采矿秉承南部，城市，欧洲定居者想象力的健康和健康感。从多年，基于关系，跨学科的定性社区知情的经验，并锚定在女权主义者，反殖民和反种族主义方法中，以指导创造性和人文知情的故事，本文结束了不同的故事。它令人厌恶的定居者 - 殖民国依赖于构建关于其他疾病的叙事，从而欣赏关于土着福祉和环境的对话。

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《Canadian Geographer》 |2021年第1期|82-96|共15页
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Aldred Terri-Leigh; Alderfer-Mumma Charis; de Leeuw Sarah; Farrales May; Greenwood Margo; Hoogeveen Dawn; OToole Ryan; Parkes Margot W.; Morgan Vanessa Sloan;
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Carrier Sekani Family Serv Vancouver BC Canada|Univ British Columbia Fac Med Dept Family Practice Vancouver BC Canada;

Univ Northern British Columbia Hlth Arts Res Ctr Prince George BC Canada;

Univ Northern British Columbia Hlth Arts Res Ctr Prince George BC Canada|Univ Northern British Columbia Northern Med Program 3333 Univ Way Prince George BC V2N 4Z9 Canada|Univ British Columbia Fac Med Vancouver BC Canada;

Univ Northern British Columbia Hlth Arts Res Ctr Prince George BC Canada|Simon Fraser Univ Dept Geog Burnaby BC Canada|Simon Fraser Univ Dept Gender Sexual & Womens Studies Burnaby BC Canada;

Natl Collaborating Ctr Indigenous Hlth Prince George BC Canada|Univ Northern British Columbia Nat Studies Program 1 Prince George BC Canada;

Univ Northern British Columbia Environm Community Hlth Observ Network Prince George BC Canada|Univ Northern British Columbia Sch Hlth Sci Prince George BC Canada|Univ Northern British Columbia Geog Program Prince George BC Canada;

Univ Northern British Columbia Sch Environm Planning Prince George BC Canada;

Univ Northern British Columbia Northern Med Program 3333 Univ Way Prince George BC V2N 4Z9 Canada|Univ Northern British Columbia Environm Community Hlth Observ Network Prince George BC Canada|Univ Northern British Columbia Sch Hlth Sci Prince George BC Canada;

Univ Northern British Columbia Hlth Arts Res Ctr Prince George BC Canada|Univ Northern British Columbia Geog Program Prince George BC Canada;

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pathologization; story; coloniality; extraction; health;

机译：病理化;故事;殖民度;提取;健康;

Mining sick: Creatively unsettling normative narratives about industry, environment, extraction, and the health geographies of rural, remote, northern, and Indigenous communities in British Columbia

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