A forest of time : American Indian ways of history /
A study of the many different ways Native American groups have defined their histories for their own purposes.
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Language: | English |
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Cambridge ; New York :
Cambridge University Press,
2002.
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Table of Contents:
- Some dynamics of American Indian historicity
- Within reach of memory: oral traditions, legends, and history
- Almost timeless truths: myth and history
- Commentaries and subversions: memorates, jokes, tales, and history
- Anchoring the past in place: geography and history
- Memories in things: material culture and Indian histories
- Renewing, remembering, and resisting: rituals and history
- Old stories, new ways: writing, power, and Indian histories
- Futures of Indian pasts: prophecy and history.