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American Indian Studies' Featured Publication

Reid Gomez

American Indian Studies' Featured Publication is The Web of Differing Versions: Where Africa Ends and America Begins by Reid Gomez.

A bold, experimental intervention in literary and theoretical discourse of colonialism and diaspora, The Web of Differing Versions engages with Leslie Marmon Silko’s 1991 Almanac of the Dead as literature, prophecy, and philosophy. Reid Gómez makes “The Indian Connection” that Silko prophesizes—Land Back!—and offers a prescient response to Silko’s enduring question: who has spiritual possession of the Américas? A theoretical composition, this book enacts a practice of re-visioning that uses Silko’s Almanac to challenge the limits of thought, language, and the very idea of scholarship. Attending the multiplicity of time into times, past into pasts, future into futures, The Web of Differing Versions offers a new grammar for a shared and violent world.

Author
A Study of Native American Images and Representations in the Works of Byrd Baylor By Sandra Norberg Beecher
Intercultural Dynamics of the Hopi-Navajo Land Dispute: Concepts of Colonialism and Manifest Destiny in the Southwest By William Havens
A Hupa Discussion of the Native American Graves Protection and Repatriation Act By Clint Lyons
Indian Studies in the United States and Canada: A comparative overview By Alice Brigham
Mescalero Apache Tribal Economic Development By Amanda J. Cox
Solemn Laughter: Humor as Subversion and resistance in the literature of Simon Ortiz and Carter Revard By Jane Haladay
Federal Land Restoration to American Indian Tribes, 1970--1990 By Chris Dezarn-O'Hare
Predisposing Cultural Factors among American Indian populations related to cancer occurrence By Theda McPheron-Keel
A Place to Call Home: Examining the role of American Indian community centers in urban settings By Stephanie Molholt
The Relationships Between Services Recieved by First American Juvenile Offenders Versus All Other Juvenile Offenders By Sue Miles Dyson
Images That Injure: The Constructed "Indian" and Contemporary Native American Imagery in Film By Kenneth Mello
Hopi Progressivism: Change, continuance, and the Indian Reorganization Act (1906--1936) By Tonya Lynn Cornelius
Appropriation of a Native American Symbol: From sacred to profane By Laura Kaye Seneshen
A Legal, Historical, and Political Analysis of Santa Clara Pueblo v. Martinez By Stephanie Kiger
The Impact of Canadian Federal Law and Policy on the Lives of First Nations Women By Traci Leigh McClellan
A Study of Cultural Resource Management: The Hopi Cultural Preservation Office By Jeneen Wiche
Under the Umbrella of Eminent Domain: The U.S. Federal Precedents That Precluded Adequate Monetary and Political Redress for the Rosebud Sioux Tribe By Susan Herzog
Facing the Challenges of NAGPRA: American Indians and Museums at the Crossroads By Janet Hadley
Shadow Catchers: Agendas and Techniques of Pioneer Photographers in the American Southwest By Brenda McLain
When the Dust Settles: A case stuyd of the effects of the Native American Graves Protection and Repatriation Act on a national park service repository By James Lowell Dildine
The Indianization of Alcoholics Anonymous: An Examination of Native American Recovery Movements By Marie-France Lisette Womack
Strong Hearts, Wounded Souls: Native American Veterans of the Vietnam War By Tom Holm
Paths of Life : American Indians of the Southwest and Northern Mexico By Nancy Parezo
Lack of Critical Analysis in Contemporary American Indian Art and the Henry Enos Collection at the Arizona State Museum By Angela Fox
Indian Women, Domesticity, and Liberal State Formation: The gendered dimension of Indian policy reform during the assimilation of allotment eras By Howard J. Hayes
Native American Youth Gangs By Meaghan McLaughlin
The Politics of Indigenous Mixed-Heritage Identity and the Rationale of Race in the Post-Colonial World By Sue Jean Stanton
Nowadays We Call It South Alliance: The early history of a Lakota Community By Leslie Frances Durhman
The Evolution of the Flower Children and Their Respect for Native American People By Michelle Lee
White Mountain Apache Language: Issues in Language Shift, Textbook Development, and Native Speaker-University Collaboration By Bernadette Adley-Santamaria
From the Inside Out Shuc Shungulla, One Heart Shuc Yuyailla, One Thought Shuc Causailla, One Life By Naomi Gabriela Schwartz
"The Overlord of the Savage World": Anthropology, the media, and the American Indian experience at the 1904 Louisiana Purchase exposition By John William Troutman
A Critical Historiography of Federal Indian Allotment Policy 1870--1900 By John Shaw
A Critical Analysis of the Native American Graves Protection and Repatriation Act By J. William Tincup
The Price of America's Internal Empire Battles and Casualties in the U.S. Native American Wars: 1790--1890. By Matthew D. Chandler
Interpreting our Own: Native peoples redefining museum education By Traci Lynn Morris
Navajo Hoops & Higher Learning: A study of female high school basketball players and their post-secondary academic success By Traci Nemechek
Desert Moon, Prairie Stars By Reva Mariah Shieldchief
The Escuela Experience: The Tucson Indian School in Perspective By Daniel Ferguson
The Evolution of Flower Children and their Respect for Native American Peoples By Michelle Idette Lee
The Hopi Craftsman Exhibition at the Museum of Northern Arizona: Only the finest in Hopi Art By Marie Ann Parker
American Indian Warriors Today By Jeffrey Boyd Morningstorm
Linking Arms Together: American Indian Treaty Visions of Law and Peace, 1600-1800 By Robert A. Williams Jr.
Blue Horses Rush In: Poems and Stories By Luci Tapahonso
Intergenerational Programs in Native American Communities By Darlene Franklin
Native American Leadership Among American Indian Youth By Debi Allison Nalwood
I Relate to the Sense of Not Belonging: Native American Perspectives of Homelessness By Margaret Ann Mortensen Vaughan
Political Readjustment of Lumbee Indian veterans in Robeson County. North Carolina, 1941--1998 By Grover K. Locklear
Equinox By Andrea Hernandez-Holm
American Indians in U.S. History By Roger L. Nichols