The Routledge companion to Native American literature, edited by Deborah L. Madsen

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The Routledge companion to Native American literature, edited by Deborah L. Madsen

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edited by Deborah L. Madsen

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• The Routledge companion to Native American literature

Publication

• London | New York, Routledge, 2016

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Includes bibliographical references (pages 494-507) and index

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Contents

• American imperialism and Pacific literatures
• Brady Nālani McDougall
• Clear-cut: The importance of mixedblood identities and the promise of Native American cosmopolitanism to Native American literatures
• Chris Lalonde
• The problem of authenticity in contemporary American "Gone Indian" stories
• Judit Ágnes Kádár
• Indigenous writers and the urban Indian experience
• Carol Miller
• Recovering a sovereign erotic: Two-spirit writers "reclaim a name for ourselves"
• Alicia Cox
• Introduction:
• Indigenous feminisms
• Leah Sneider
• Key moments.
• U.S.-Indian treaty-relations and Native American treaty literature
• David J. Carlson
• The Marshall trilogy and its legacies
• Sabine N. Meyer
• Native letters and North-American Indian wars
• Oliver Scheiding
• Finding voice in changing times: The politics of Native self-representation during the periods of removal and allotment
• The indigenous contexts of "Native." "American." "Literature."
• Mark Rifkin
• Assimilative schooling and Native American literature
• Tova Cooper
• Federalism reconfigured: Native narrations and the Indian New Deal
• Joseph Bauerkemper
• Embodied jurisgenesis: NAGPRA, dialogue, and repatriation in American Indian literature
• Amelia V. Katanski
• Native American literature and the UN declaration on the rights of indigenous peoples
• Eric Cheyfitz
• Sovereignties.
• Deborah L. Madsen
• "That way may stand up and walk ourselves": Indian sovereignty and diplomacy after the Revolutionary war
• Tammy Wahpeconiah
• "What can I tell them that they will hear?": Environmental sovereignty and American Indian literature
• Lee Schweninger
• A seat at the table: Political representation for animals
• Brian K. Hudson
• Where food grows on water: Food sovereignty and indigenous North American literatures
• Jane Fiskio
• (Alter)Native medicine and health sovereignty: Disease and healing in contemporary Native American writings
• Hsinya Huang
• Identities.
• Religious sovereignty and the ghost dance in Native American fiction
• Susannah Hopson
• Native American activism and survival: Political, legal, cultural
• Bruce E. Johansen
• Identity, culture, community, and Nation: Literary theory as politics and praxis
• Kirby Brown
• Traditions.
• Indigenous literacy and language
• Birgit Brander Rasmussen
• Native American voices in Colonial North America
• Indigenous American literature: The inter-American hemispheric perspective
• Kathryn N. Gray
• Early Native American writing
• Drew Lopenzina
• The historical and literary role of folklore, storytelling, and the oral tradition in Native American literatures
• Susan Berry Brill de Ramírez
• Spinning the binary: Visual cultures and literary aesthetics
• David Stirrup
• Indigenous hermeneutics through ceremony: Song, language, and dance
• Diveena S. Marcus
• Native American intellectuals: Moundbuilders of yesterday, today, and tomorrow
• Earl E. Fitz
• Cari M. Carpenter
• Literary forms.
• Crossing the Bering Strait: Transpacific turns and Native literatures
• Iping Liang
• Reverse assimilation: Native appropriations of Euro-American conventions
• Kenneth M. Roemer
• From as-told-to stories to indigenous communal narratives
• Stephanie A. Sellers
• Native short story: Authorships, styles
• A. Robert Lee
• Alaska Native literature
• "A new legacy for future generations": Native North American performance and drama
• Birgit Däwes
• Native American poetry: Loosening the bonds of representation
• David L. Moore and Kathryn W. Shanley
• Native American novels: The Renaissance, the homing plot, and beyond
• John Gamber
• Film in the blood, something in the eye: Voice and vision in Native American cinema
• Theodore C. Van Alst Jr.
• Indigenous uncanniness: Windigo revisited and popular culture
• Sarah Henzi
• Susan Kollin
• Future pasts: Comics, graphic novels, and digital media
• Susan Bernardin

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ocn907132709

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26 cm.

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xxvi, 524 pages

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9781138020603

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2015009262

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unmediated

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(OCoLC)907132709