Keyword [Native-american]
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| 161. | 'Survivance' in Native American literature: Form and representations |
| 162. | Adjustment, autonomy, and cultural identity of Native American students attending institutions of higher education |
| 163. | Other narratives: Representations of history in four postcolonial Native American novels (Denton R. Bedford, Louise Erdrich, Linda Hogan, James Welch) |
| 164. | Visions and re/visions of the Native American |
| 165. | Contextual essay (exhibition catalog): Making the invisible visible. A series of paintings focusing on Native American oral traditions |
| 166. | When Brer Rabbit meets Coyote: African-Native American literature |
| 167. | Invisible in the white field: The Chicago Field Museum's construction of Native Americans, 1893-1996, and Native American critiques of and alternatives to such representations |
| 168. | The effects of Euro-American contact on the roles and status of Native American women on the southern Columbia Plateau: An archaeological study |
| 169. | Neocolonialism, postcolonial ecology, and ecofeminism in the works of Native American, Chicano/a, and international writers |
| 170. | Appropriation of a Native American symbol: From sacred to profane |
| 171. | The word, the beast, the Indian: Animal codes in the literary characterization of the Native American in 'Cumanda', 'Huasipungo' and 'El Indio' |
| 172. | Cultural survival and the oral tradition in the novels of D'Arcy McNickle and his successors: Momaday, Silko, and Welch |
| 173. | Healing through traditional stories and storytelling in contemporary Native American fiction |
| 174. | Tricksters at large: Pequots, gamblers, and the emergence of crossblood culture in North America |
| 175. | Native knowing: The politics of epistemology in American and Native American literature |
| 176. | Balancing the world: Spatial design in contemporary Native American novels |
| 177. | A comparative analysis of language competency in Native American children with fetal alcohol syndrome and their culturally matched peers |
| 178. | Comparison of self-disclosures: Native American to non-Native American college students in diary and dialogue journals |
| 179. | Native American origins: A holistic synthesis |
| 180. | Native American art and culture and the New York avant-garde, 1910-1950 |
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