Wisdom Sits in Places, is an eighteen-month ethnographic account, that spans over five years (1979 to 1984), of the Cibecue Western Apache local knowledge, knowledge production, morality, and interpretation of tribal past through places and place names. The close analysis of the places and place names provides a local map of the Cibecue region, giving an uprooted population, the authority on contextualizing their attachment to places, their importance to their members, and the moral lessons that…
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