A Companion to American Indian HistoryPhilip J. Deloria, Neal Salisbury John Wiley & Sons, 12 de març 2004 - 528 pàgines A Companion to American Indian History captures the thematic breadth of Native American history over the last forty years. Twenty-five original essays by leading scholars in the field, both American Indian and non-American Indian, bring an exciting modern perspective to Native American histories that were at one time related exclusively by Euro-American settlers.
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List of Contributors | 1 |
First Contacts | 27 |
Indians and Overseas Empires in | 46 |
Health Disease and Demography | 68 |
Native American Systems of Knowledge | 87 |
History Theory and Reformulation | 103 |
Indians and Christianity | 121 |
Kinship Family Kindreds and Community | 139 |
Labor and Exchange in American Indian History | 269 |
Indians Americans and | 287 |
Gender in Native America | 307 |
Métis Mestizo and MixedBlood | 321 |
Captivity Adoption and | 339 |
Translation and Cultural Brokerage | 357 |
Federal and State Policies and American Indians | 379 |
Native Americans and the United States Canada and Mexico | 397 |
The Cycles of Conflict and the | 154 |
Linguistic Change and the Study of Indian Languages | 175 |
Performative Traditions in American Indian History | 193 |
Creating Value and Sharing Beauty | 209 |
Native American Literatures | 234 |
More Histories of Indian Identity | 248 |
by Indians versus for Indians | 422 |
Native People and the Law | 441 |
Sovereignty | 460 |
Bibliography | 475 |
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