Angelina Pratt
Angelina Pratt
Idoia Cardinal Part Two, The challenging task of reconciling religious view with an Indigenous worldview.
Idoia Cardinal Part Two, The challenging task of reconciling religious view with an Indigenous worldview.
Idoia Cardinal Part Two, The challenging task of reconciling religious view with an Indigenous worldview.
Sunday 27th October 2024
Join Angelina Pratt and Idoia Cardinal as they explore reconciling religious views with Indigenous worldviews, focusing on Basque culture and resilience.
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Episode Overview
- The survival and resilience of Indigenous cultures despite historical traumas.
- The role of reconciliation in both Canadian and Basque contexts.
- Douglas Cardinal's innovative approach to integrating Indigenous culture into architecture.
- The importance of community and collective survival in Indigenous societies.
- Maintaining a connection to ancestors as a vital aspect of Indigenous identity.
At the end of the day, we survived. We kept our culture. And in fact, in some ways, it made us stronger.
In this episode of 'Empathetic Witness', Angelina Pratt continues her engaging conversation with PhD candidate Idoia Cardinal, recorded on unceded Algonquin territory in Ontario. The discussion dives into the intricate process of reconciling religious views with Indigenous worldviews, particularly focusing on the Basque culture and the impact of Indian residential schools. Idoia shares her personal journey and academic insights, reflecting on the survival and resilience of Indigenous peoples despite historical traumas and colonial pressures.
Idoia explores the idea of reconciliation in both the Canadian and Basque contexts, questioning how Indigenous identities can be preserved and celebrated amidst modern influences. The episode highlights the strength found in maintaining cultural practices, languages, and traditions, even when faced with adversity. Idoia also touches on the contributions of her husband, renowned Indigenous architect Douglas Cardinal, emphasising his innovative approach to integrating Indigenous culture into modern architecture.
The conversation is rich with anecdotes and reflections on the importance of community, collective survival, and the enduring connection to ancestors. Idoia's thoughts on how modern conveniences coexist with traditional practices provide a thought-provoking perspective on contemporary Indigenous life. Listeners will find themselves pondering their own views on identity, culture, and reconciliation. Whether you're interested in Indigenous studies, cultural preservation, or simply looking for an engaging and heartfelt discussion, this episode offers valuable insights and a deep sense of empathy.
Don't miss out on this enlightening dialogue that bridges past and present, tradition and modernity.