Reasoning together: the native critics collective
Acoose, Janice Womack, Craig S. Justice, Daniel Heath Teuton, Christopher B.
University of Oklahoma Press
Norman
monographic
vi+451 p.
whatcom-primo.com Canadian Writing Research Collaboratory
Native peoples Indians in literature. Indians of North America Intellectual life. Aboriginal peoples Aborigines Agrarians (Group of writers) American literature Indian authors History and criticism Theory, etc. English literature United States Indians of Central America in literature Indians of Mexico in literature Indians of North America Ethnic identity. Indians of the West Indies in literature Indigenous peoples North America Intellectual life. Indigenous populations g Ethnology nne Indians of North America Race identity nne Indians of North America in literature nne Indians of South America in literature nne Native races
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eng
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A single decade: book-length native literary criticism between 1986 and 1997 / Craig S. Womack -- The callout: writing American Indian politics / Sean Teuton -- "Who shall gainsay our decision?": Choctaw literary critism in 1830 / Phillip Carroll Morgan -- "Go away, water!": Kinship criticism and the decolonization imperative / Daniel Heath Justice -- Land claims, identity claims: mapping indigenous feminism in literary critism and in Winona LaDuke's Last standing woman / Cheryl Suzack -- Theorizing American Indian literature: applying oral concepts to written traditions / Christopher B. Teuton -- Honoring Ni'Wahkomakanak / Janice Acoose -- Digging at the roots: location an ethical, native criticism / Lisa Brooks -- Of one blood: an argument for relations and regionality in Native American Literary studies / Tol Foster -- Samson Occom as writing instructor: the search for an interibal rhetoric / Kimberly Roppolo -- Blind bread and the business of theory making, by embarrassed grief / LeAnne Howe -- Your skin is the map: the theoretical challenge of Joy Harjo's erotic poetics / Robert Warrior -- Theorizing American Indian Experience / Craig S. Womack., Publisher description: This collectively authored volume celebrates a group of Native critics performing community in a lively, rigorous, sometimes contentious dialogue that challenges the aesthetics of individual literary representation. Bringing twelve distinguished authors into conversation, Reasoning Together is an interactive work. Each essay comments on the others so that contributions derive added strength from their companion pieces.