Native American > Philosophies

This book is Dedicated to and based upon real-world struggles in and outside of courtrooms, Aboriginal and Eurocentric, for survival and sustainability of Indigenous Peoples. This book explores contradictions—between: Theory and/vs Practice of Law; Law and/vs Justice; Gaps between De Jure promises on paper and/versus De Facto realities--no matter by whom, against whom; under what banners or pretexts of justification; what types of failures; what types of systems of purported Law and Justice. There is an aphorism attributed to Lao Zi: “I hear, I forget. I see, I remember. I do, I understand.” This book is a sort of a tour of discovery, taking you into and through real-world and some notor ...