Muriel Campbell's Web-based resources



© Muriel Campbell 2003





VISUALIZATION CONCEPT:

  • What does the TOMBSTONE/COFFIN represent?
    • The victim and his relationship(s) to the bereaved.
    • The bereaved that are affected by the suicide of the victim.
  • COMPANION CROSS
    The causes of the act.
  • COMPANION CROSS
    The methods of the act.
  • PAIN is the lace that taints the whole puzzle.

In the whole story of SUICIDE, we are all trying to figure out where we fit into the picture and to try and answer the question WHY?



Muriel Campbell's Web-based resources

Sociology: Paper "Suicide: Where do you fit in the picture?" by Muriel Campbell

Sociology: Visualization: "Suicide: Where do you fit in the picture?" by Muriel Campbell

Sociology: Cree Glossary: "Suicide: Where do you fit in the picture?" by Muriel Campbell

Sociology: Bibliography: "Suicide: Where do you fit in the picture?" by Muriel Campbell

Critical reading of

Cultural rights: Paper: "Traditional Knowledge: Balancing Act" by Muriel Campbell

Cultural rights: Proposal: "Traditional Knowledge: Balancing Act" by Muriel Campbell

Visualization: "Traditional Knowledge: Balancing Act" by Muriel Campbell

Cree Glossary: "Traditional Knowledge: Balancing Act" by Muriel Campbell

Bibliography: "Traditional Knowledge: Balancing Act" by Muriel Campbell Michael Ignatieff's Human Rights as Politics and Idolatry

Selected poetry

Selected links: What is the medicine wheel?

What is the wampum belt?

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Last updated March 2003.