Keyword [Silko]
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| 1. | Homing In And Reconstructing Native American Identity |
| 2. | Harmony-The Essence Of Native American Culture |
| 3. | A Reconstruction Of Ecological Harmony |
| 4. | Pursuit Of Justice: The Central Theme Of Silko's Almanac Of The Dead |
| 5. | An Analysis Of Ceremony From Deep Ecology |
| 6. | An Analysis Of Spatial Narrative In Ceremony |
| 7. | A Study Of The Ecological Thought In Leslie Marmon Siiko’s Works |
| 8. | The Harmonious Home For Indian American Women |
| 9. | The Cultural-political Narrative Study Of Louise Erdrick's "Trilogy Of Justice" |
| 10. | Storytelling as survival: The Native American struggle for selfhood and identity |
| 11. | Collage of color in Silko's 'Storyteller' |
| 12. | Going paranoid from the Cold War to the post-Cold War: Conspiracy fiction of DeLillo, Didion, and Silko |
| 13. | The roots of Nubian Christianity: A transitional culture in Late Antique Africa; the Silko inscription and the Temple of Kalabsha as context |
| 14. | American Indian double-consciousness: W. E. B. Du Bois's concept translated in Leslie Marmon Silko's 'Ceremony' |
| 15. | Multispecies thinking from Alexander von Humboldt to Leslie Marmon Silko: Intercultural communication toward cosmopolitics |
| 16. | Unraveling the nationalist or traditionalist critique: towards a postcolonial rereading of leslie marmon silko's ceremony |
| 17. | How Environment and Natural Space Reflect Cultural Power Struggles in the Novels of Leslie Marmon Silko |
| 18. | Paying reverence to the story: The marriage of traditions in Silko's yellow woman stories |
| 19. | Affect in Epistemology: Relationality and Feminist Agency in Critical Discourse, Neuroscience, and Novels by Bambara, Morrison, and Silko |
| 20. | Domestic geographies: Neo-domestic American fiction (Leslie Marmon Silko, Toni Morrison, Barbara Kingsolver, Chang-rae Lee, Don DeLillo) |
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