A Forest of Time: American Indian Ways of History

Peter Nabokov

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Indigenous Cultures and History Philosophy, History, and Historiography Memory, History, Trauma, Identity

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Introduction: short history of American Indian historicity 1. Some dynamics of American Indian historicity 2. Within reach of memory - oral traditions, legends and history 3. Almost timeless truths - myth and history 4. Commentaries and subversions - memorates, jokes, tales and history 5. Anchoring the past in place - geography and history 6. Memories in things - material culture and Indian histories 7. Renewing, remembering and resisting - rituals and history 8. Old stories, new ways - writing, power and Indian histories 9. Futures of Indian pasts - prophecy and history.

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