Clearing a path: theorizing the past in Native American studies

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1. Introduction, Nancy Shoemaker 2. Nations, Tribes, and Colours: Indigenous People and the Imperial Predicament, James F. Brooks 3. Materialist Interpretations of American Indian History, Patricia C. Albers 4. Theorizing the Kiowa and Comanche Reservation and Allotment Periods, Jacki Thompson Rand 5. Some Women are Wiser Than Some Men, Gunlog Fur 6. Theorizing Women and Gender in American Indian History, Alice Nash 7. American Indian Literature: The Other History, LeAnne Howe 8. First Nations' Narratives, Jilie Cruikshank 9. Categories and Systems of Knowledge in American Indian History, Nancy Shoemaker

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