Articles (click on the links below to view abstracts) Essay on American Language and Literature (1815), by Walter Channing The Indian Role in the 1876 Centennial Celebration, by Robert A. Trennert Tribal Poetics of Native America, by Kenneth R. Lincoln Wide-Area Connections in Native North America, by William A. Turnbaugh To access AICRJ online … Read more
Articles (click on the links below to view abstracts) The Colorado University System for Writing the Lakhóta Language, by Allan R. Taylor The Pequot War Reexamined, by Anna R. Monguia Operation Kanyengehaga: An American Indian Cross Cultural Program, by Robert N. Wells and Minerva White Language as Ideology: The American Indian Case, by Frances Svensson … Read more
Articles (click on the links below to view abstracts) Native Languages of North America: The European Response, by William Cowan Communication of Education Innovations to Native Americans, by Everett D. Edington Quanah Parker: A Great Indian Spokesman, by Lynn R. Osborn The Melting Pot that Wouldnt: Ethnic Groups in the American Southwest Since 1846, by … Read more
Articles (click on the links below to view abstracts) The Mythopoeic Vision in Native American Literature, by Paula Gunn Allen Science, Magic, and Culture, by David G. Wangler Through a Glass Darkly, Colonial Attitudes Toward the Native Americans, by James Axtell Keres Pueblo Concepts of Deity, by Anthony F. Purley To access AICRJ online content … Read more
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Edited by Duane Champagne and Ismael Abu-Saad, 2003 This collection of articles is the outcome of an international gathering of scholars to discuss the future of indigenous peoples throughout the world. The contributors examine contemporary conditions of indigenous peoples, explore future possibilities for social, economic, and political survival and development, and offer strategies for shaping … Read more
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As a public service, UCLA American Indian Studies Center Press is providing the following research information free of charge. Please note that most of the research materials featured here are copyright protected. You may freely use any of the information for your own work, but you must seek permission to reprint any of the documents … Read more
Mark Anthony Rolo, 2010 With an introduction by Marcie Rendon What`s an Indian Woman to Do? and Other Plays merges farce and tragedy to reveal hidden realities of modern Native American life. This collection by the Bad River Band of Lake Superior Ojibwe playwright addresses Indian casinos, sexual abuse, appropriation of Native culture, and the … Read more