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Title: Reflections on the Ethics of Using Western Philosophy to Guide Research in Aotearoa.
Authors: Cox, Stephanie; Hocking, Clare; Payne, Deborah; Fadyl, Joanna
Abstract: Undertaking research requires ethical reflection. In Aotearoa New Zealand, a nation with a history of Indigenous Knowledges being colonised, ethical guides and processes aim to reduce the potential harm of research. This article outlines the realisation of a dilemma that a PhD student and her supervisors contended with when proposing Māori representation in a study that was guided by a philosophy established in Europe. The harm of colonising Indigenous Knowledges by analysing them using western ideas, versus the harm of marginalising Indigenous Knowledges is discussed in relation to the idea of taonga as described in various Waitangi Tribunal claims.
Subjects: NEW Zealand; DOCTORAL programs; PHILOSOPHY; EUROCENTRISM; LEGAL status of indigenous peoples; DISCOURSE analysis; MEDICAL research; RESEARCH ethics
Publication: New Zealand Journal of Occupational Therapy, 2024, Vol 71, Issue 1, p40
ISSN: 1171-0462
Publication type: Academic Journal

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