This dictionary, produced by the Association for the Study of American Indian Literature, contains 40 critical-biographical essays on various writers spanning two time periods: the historical emergence of Native American writers (to 1800) and the...
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This dictionary, produced by the Association for the Study of American Indian Literature, contains 40 critical-biographical essays on various writers spanning two time periods: the historical emergence of Native American writers (to 1800) and the Native American Renaissance (1967-)
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Book Cover; Title; Contents; List of Figures; Introduction; Advisory Board and Contributors; Native American Oral Literatures: A Critical Orientation; Oral Literature of the Alaskan Arctic; Oral Literature of the Subarctic Athapaskans; Native Oral Literature of the Northwest Coast and the Plateau; Oral Literature of California and the Intermountain Region; Oral Literature of the Southwest; Oral Literature of the Plains Indians; Oral Literature of the Northeastern Algonquians and the Northern Iroquoians; Oral Literature of the Southeast; Oral Historical Epic Narratives
The Native American TricksterOratory; Dreams, Song and Narrative; Revitalization Movements and Oral Literature; Myth and Religion of Native America; The Bible and Traditional Indian Literature; The White Man in Native Oral Tradition; Native American Writing: Beginnings to 1967; Population, Reservations, and Federal Indian Policy; Autobiography; Women's Autobiography; Coyote's Jokebook: Humor in Native American Literature and Culture; William Apes; Black Elk; Elias Boudinot; S.Alice Callahan; George Copway; Charles Alexander Eastman; E.Pauline Johnson; John Joseph Mathews
(William) D'Arcy McNickleMourning Dove; Samson Occom; John Milton Oskison; Simon Pokagon; Alexander Lawrence Posey; John Rollin Ridge; (Rolla) Lynn Riggs; Jane Johnston Schoolcraft; Sarah Winnemucca; Zitkala Sa; Contemporary Native American Writing: An Overview; Critical Approaches to Native American Literature; European Responses to Native American Literatures; Teaching Indian Literature; Native Literature of Canada; New Native American Fiction; The New Native American Theater; Indians in Anglo-American Literature, 1492 to 1990; Paula Gunn Allen; Joseph Bruchac; Elizabeth Cook-Lynn
Vine Deloria, Jr.Michael (Anthony) Dorris; (Karen) Louise Erdrich; Hanay Geiogamah; Joy Harjo; Lance (David) Henson; Linda Henderson Hogan; Maurice Kenny; Thomas King; N(avarre) Scott Momaday; Duane (McGinniss) Niatum; Simon J.Ortiz; Carter Revard; Wendy Rose; Leslie Marmon Silko; Hyemeyohsts (Chuck) Storm; Gerald Vizenor; Anna Lee Walters; James Welch; Roberta Hill Whiteman; Ray (Anthony) Young Bear; Index
