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critical conversations on language and power in native North America
Introduction : the world is not enough / JAMES JOSEPH BUSS and C. JOSEPH GENETIN-PILAWA -- "To live and die with them" : Wendat reactions to "wordly" rhetoric in the land of the dead / KATIE MAGEE LABELLE -- "Willingly complied and removed to the fort" : the secret history of Anglo-visions for Virginia's southwest / KRISTALYN MARIE SHEFVELAND -- The development of two worlds : British and Cherokee spatial understandings in the eighteenth- eighteenth century Southeast / IAN D. CHAMBERS -- Imagined worlds and archival realities : the patchwork world of early nineteenth-century Indiana / JAMES JOSEPH BUSS -- The Indians capital city : diplomatic visits, place, and two worlds discourse in nineteenth-century Washington, DC / C. JOSEPH GENETIN-PILAWA -- Under the big tent : race, resistance, and community building in two nineteenth-century circus towns / SAKINA M. HUGHES -- Nahi meehtohseeniwinki : iilinweeyankwi neehi i'i (To live well : our language and our lives) / GEORGE IRONSTRACK -- Moving in multiple worlds : native Indian service workers / CATHLEEN D. CAHILL -- "Born in opposition" : D'arcy McNickle, ethnobiographically / DANIEL M. COBB, KYLE D. FIELDS, and JOSEPH CHEATLE -- To come to a better understanding : complicating the "two worlds" trope / SANDE GARNER.
edited by James Joseph Buss and C. Joseph Genetin-Pilawa.
Includes bibliographical references and index.
Tribal worlds : critical studies in American Indian nation building