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Bodies of Water: Exploring Birth Place and Ceremony in Manitoba, Canada

机译：水域：探索加拿大曼尼托巴省的出生地和举行的仪式

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The place of birth is a part of the political landscape of Aboriginal peoples and the Canadian state. This paper explores the notion of birth place and the relationship between Aboriginal people and the land and water through the notion of ‘carrying water’. Based on qualitative interviews with elder women who practice Midewiwin ceremony, this paper explores ceremonies surrounding birth and the relationship that is created through these practices. By understanding the importance of the continuance of ceremony for individuals and communities, a new understanding of the current state of maternity care in Aboriginal communities emerges and extends to broader discourses of indigenous rights. The paper concludes that in the ceremonial practices of a group of Aboriginal women in Manitoba, the generalized discourse of realizing rights becomes an intimate and complex process of place making through the relationship of bodies and landscape.
机译：出生地是原住民和加拿大国家政治景观的一部分。本文通过“载水”的概念来探讨出生地的概念以及原住民与土地和水之间的关系。在对参加Midewiwin仪式的老年妇女进行定性采访的基础上，本文探讨了围绕生育的仪式以及通过这些做法建立的关系。通过了解继续举行仪式对个人和社区的重要性，对原住民社区目前的产妇保健状况有了新的理解，并扩展到更广泛的土著权利论述中。本文的结论是，在曼尼托巴一群土著妇女的礼仪实践中，关于实现权利的一般性论述通过身体与景观的关系成为一个紧密而复杂的场所营造过程。

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