Great Plains ethnohistory : new interdisciplinary approaches /
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| Format: | eBook |
| Language: | English |
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Lincoln :
University of Nebraska Press,
[2024]
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| Series: | Studies in the anthropology of North American Indians.
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Table of Contents:
- Ethnohistory in the Twenty-First Century / Rani-Henrik Andersson, Logan Sutton, and Thierry Veyrié
- A foot in the field, a foot in the archive, and a keen editorial eye: The making of an Ethnohistorian / Joanna C. Scherer and Thierry Veyrié
- Part 1. Changing identities in the indigenous societies of the Great Plains
- From Deslauriers to Deloria: French identity in a Sioux Indian family / Raymond J. DeMallie
- Lakota modernities and the ends of history: Little Big Man, Crow Dog, and Red Tomahawk in context / Sebastian F. Braun
- "Although he had the ways of a woman, he was a great warrior": Kúsaat in Nineteenth- Century Pawnee and Arikara Society / Mark van de Logt
- Hungry narratives turned on their head (or danced on their toes?): Toward decolonial listening in ethnohistorical practice / Sarah Quick
- Paradigms and poetry: John G. Neihardt's Cycle of the West / Francis Flavin
- Part 2. Symbols and ceremonialism
- From the litter to the horse: The Native American ritual of "Lifting" / Gilles Havard
- Remapping Northern Arapaho space and place in plains ethnohistory / Jeffrey D. Anderson
- "TiweNAsaakaričI nikuwetiresWAtwaáhAt aniinuuNUxtaahiwaáRA": An overview of Arikara spirituality / Brad KuuNUx TeeRIt Kroupa
- "Under the tree that never bloomed i sat and cried because it faded away": An ethnohistory of Black Elk's visions / Rani-Henrik Andersson
- Part 3. Kinship and language Comanche society on the reservation, 1875-1926, a patrilineal hypothesis: The case of the Ketahto Yamparika / Thomas W. Kavanagh
- Linguistic evidence of contact between Northern Caddoan and Siouan languages: Arikara-Pawnee verbal classifiers / Logan Sutton
- Wooden Boatmen, Spirits, and Bushy Eyebrows: American Indian names for the French in North America / Douglas R. Parks.