Routledge Sources and Methods in Indigenous Studies - Routledge Guide

Sources and Methods in Indigenous Studies is a comprehensive synthesis of contemporary methodological innovations in Indigenous Studies research. Written by respected Indigenous Studies scholars across multiple disciplines, this collection examines approaches to historical sources spanning broad chronological and geographical ranges. The book's two-part structure explores the theoretical and disciplinary development of Indigenous Studies within history and literature, providing researchers, academics and students with practical insight into evolving research methods and their real-world applications. This Routledge guide offers essential guidance for anyone engaged in Indigenous Studies scholarship, demonstrating how methodological approaches have advanced in recent years and equipping readers with frameworks for conducting rigorous, culturally informed research across anthropological and sociological contexts.