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Showing 1 to 10 of 10 for “"Indigenous literature"”.
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Journeying to a Third Space of Sovereignty: Explorations of Land, Cultural Hybridity, and Sovereignty in <em>Ceremony</em> and <em>There There</em>
<p>In Native American literature, there is a discourse that solely focuses on the relationship between Indigenous people and the land. This relationship is vital to understanding the traditions, rituals, storytelling, and practices of Native Americans. The presence of settler colonialism changes …
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Nations without nationalisms: on Palestinian and American Indian literary imaginations
… is also a story that is constantly disputed by Indigenous presence and decolonial and international movements of resistance. I explore indigeneity as a category of identification to better understand forced and voluntary migrations and what constitutes the concepts of settler, refugee, and …
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What makes the red woman red: Cultural surveillance and the reassertion of indigenous sovereignty and identity through indigenous futurisms and decolonial practices
… Red Star and Rebecca Roanhorse utilize art and literature to challenge negative stereotypes, but their work emphasizes Indigenous futurisms. I chose these two artists because Red Star responds to the historical legacies of Edward S. Curtis and his colleagues, and Roanhorse pays homage to John …
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What makes the red woman red: Cultural surveillance and the reassertion of indigenous sovereignty and identity through indigenous futurisms and decolonial practices
… Red Star and Rebecca Roanhorse utilize art and literature to challenge negative stereotypes, but their work emphasizes Indigenous futurisms. I chose these two artists because Red Star responds to the historical legacies of Edward S. Curtis and his colleagues, and Roanhorse pays homage to John …
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Saad éí ná’iiłná
<p>In a poem by Rex Lee Jim, he writes “saad éí ná’iiłná,” which can be understood as “language/voice/sound moves the soul.” This short yet complex poetic line is a whole philosophy that plays an important role in how Diné storytelling can be understood. My dissertation, saad éí ná’iiłná, explores …
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The Native new wave: creative sovereignty in twenty-first century Indigenous genre fiction
Submission published under a 24 month embargo labeled 'Closed Access', the embargo will last until 2027-08-01
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Educazione indigena in Perù. Il concetto di interculturalità e la sua applicazione nell’elaborazione del materiale didattico
… is to analyse the transformation process of the indigenous oral literature in teaching materials within the scope of the bilingual intercultural education (BIE) in Perù. More specifically, the attention is focused on the experience of “Programa de Formación de Maestros Bilingües de la …