Index

Index

“f” indicates material in figures. “n” indicates material in notes.

aadizokaanag

Aataentsic Masques & Théâtre

Abbott, Stacy

Abenakis

Aboriginal Healing Foundation

aboriginality

Abreu Gómez, Ermilo

Absolutely True Diary of a Part-Time Indian, The (Alexie)

abstract thought

Acatec

“‘Accessible Poetry’?” (Cummings)

acculturation

Achebe, Chinua

Aching for Mango Friends (Galea’i)

“âcimisowin as Theoretical Practice” (Reder)

Ackley, Randall

Acoose, Janice

Acquelin, José

Across Arctic America (Rasmussen)

Adams, Bertrand J.

Adams, David Wallace

Adams, John Quincy

Adams, Timothy Dow

(Ad)dressing Our Words (Ruffo)

Address on the Present Conditions (Pierce)

Adelle, Allison

“Adventures of Rabbit and Bear Paws” (Solomon & Meyer)

Aesop Award

Aesthetics and Poetics in Contemporary Indigenous Literature (Cocom Pech)

afakasi

African American literature

Benjamin’s “Storyteller” and

classroom studies of

crossroads in

development of

“doubled-voiced” discourse in

by women, scholarly criticism of

African Americans

Big PowWow performances and

Black Atlantic and

culture of, appropriation of

Deloria on

hip hop music and Native storytelling

with Internet access

mass media and

miscegenation laws on

Native American autobiographies and

oral traditions of

“race relations” with

Red Atlantic and

in schools

Sierra Leone and

Africans

Afro-German feminists

Afro-Native literature

“Afterword: Tatauing the Post-Colonial Body” (Wendt)

Ages in Chaos (Velikovsky)

agrarianism

Agreement

Aguatepec

Ahenakew, Edward

Ahtna

AIDS

Aimititau! Parlons-nous! (Morali)

‘āina

air (element)

Aké, Domínguez

Akiwenzie-Damm, Kateri

Cariou on works of

early literary criticism of

on erotic literature

Kegedonce Press founder

on poetry and prayers

Skins

Without Reservation

Alabama

Alaska

ANCSA

Assembly of Alaska Native Educators

Harriman Expedition to

Indigenous peoples and languages of

Native newspapers in

Ruppert’s study of literature of

Silko and

Wade’s graphic novels for sale in

Alaska Native Claims Settlement Act (ANCSA)

Alaska Quarterly Review

Albee, Edward

Alcalde system

Alcatraz Indian Land Forever (Johnston)

Alcatraz Island

Alchemies of Distance (Sinavaiana-Gabbard)

Alcoff, Linda Martín

Aleuts

Alexie, Robert

Alexie, Sherman

The Absolutely True Diary of a Part-Time Indian

awards for

on Blues and Native American music

The Business of Fancydancing

Byrd on works of

children’s books by

classroom studies of works of

“The Farm,”

Flight

images in works of

Indian Killer

The Lone Ranger and Tonto Fistfight in Heaven

new tribalism and

Old Shirts & New Skins

poetry of

Rader on works of

Reservation Blues

Smoke Signals

students reading works of

The Toughest Indian in the World

tradition-mediated adaptation by

variety of works by

Alfred, Taiaiake

Algic

Algic Researches (Schoolcraft)

Algonquin

in The Amendment

Brooks use of terms of

Eliot’s missionizing program for

European settlers and

Iroquois Confederacy and

matriarchal and matrilineal structures of

Pequots and

in Québec

Schoolcraft’s stories of

in United Indian Nations

Alice Walker Literary Society

allait

Allen, Chadwick

Allen, Paula Gunn

“All the Time” (Figiel)

Almanac of the Dead (Silko)

Almighty Voice and His Wife (Moses)

aloha

aloha ‘āina, mele

aloha nūpepa, mele

alterNatives (Taylor)

Althusser, Louis

Alutiiq

Alva Ixtlilxóchitl, Fernando de

Alvarado, Pedro de

Amador Ramírez, Crispín

amatl

Amendment, The (film)

American Association for the Advancement of Science

American Board of Commissioners for Foreign Missions (ABCFM)

American Indian and Alaska Native Newspapers and Periodicals (Littlefield & Parins)

American Indian Caucus

“American Indian Fiction Writer, The” (Cook-Lynn)

American Indian Historical Society

American Indian Language Development Institute

American Indian Library Association (AILA)

American Indian Literary Nationalism (Weaver, Womack, & Warrior)

American Indian Literatures (Ruoff)

American Indian Movement (AIM)

American Indian Quarterly

American Indian Religious Freedom Act

American Indians

in cities

culture of, appropriation of

enslaved, shipment of

Eskimos and

as “forever ancient,”

ghosts, trope of

literature of.

See

Native American literature

miscegenation laws on

vs. Native American

“race relations” and

self-identification as

X-mark signature and

“American Indians in Children’s Literature” (blog)

American Indian Theater Ensemble (AITE)

American Indian Theater in Performance (Geiogamah & Darby)

American Indian Youth Literature Award (AIYLA)

American Library Association (ALA)

American Quarterly

American Revolutionary War

Aupaumut in

Brant and Mohawks after

Cherokees in

destruction of crops and villages in

Indian Rangers in

Mohawk land, after

Mohicans in

Oneidas in

Sierra Leone and

American Society for Ethnohistory

Amerika Samoa

Amirang

Anacaona

Anaya, Rudolfo

Ancient Child, The (Momaday)

Anderson, Benedict

Anderson, Chris

Anderson, Eric Gary

Anderson, Kim

Andrews, Susan

Angel of the Medicine Show (Moses)

Angilirq, Paul Apak

animate/inanimate

Anishinaabe

Algonquin and

colonialism and literature of

Erdrich’s stories of

identity

language of.

See

Anishinaabemowin

in The Night Wanderer

Noodin’s study of literature of

oral communications of

Vizenor’s stories of

Anishinaabebiige

Anishinaabekiing

Anishinaabemowin

See also

Chippeway language

“Anishinaabemowin Maajamigad” (Kimewon)

Anishinabe Nagamon (Vizenor)

Anishnabek

See also

Algonquin

Anne (queen)

Annie Mae’s Movement (Nolan)

Anoatubby, Bill

Antane-Kapesh, An

Anthology of Native Canadian Literature (Moses & Goldie)

anticolonialism

anti-postcolonial theory

Antiquities of Mexico (Kingsborough)

Anzaldúa, Gloria

Apache

Apache Wars

Apess, William

Christianity and

collected writings of

on continuance during Removal period

Eulogy on King Philip

The Experiences of Five Christian Indians

Native community and

Pequots, planned book on

Schoolcraft (Jane) and

Warrior on works of

Apo-Perkins, Leialoha

Appeal to the Christian Community (Strong)

Appleford, Rob

Apprenticed to Justice (Blaeser)

“appropriation of voice” debates

Aquash, Anna May

Arator (Taylor)

Arawak Girl, The (Lisser)

Arawaks

archetypes

Archibald, Jo-ann

Arctic Dreams and Nightmares (Ipellie)

Aria (Highway)

Arias, Arturo

Aristotle

Arizona

Armistead, Wilson

Armitage, David

Armstrong, Jeannette

Breath Tracks

culture-specific perspective of

early literary criticism of

Eigenbrod on works of

ethnographic approach and

on Indigenous Canadian literature

on literary criticism

literary nationalism and

Looking at the Words of Our People

in “Native American Renaissance,”

“new vision” of

on resistance

Slash

Arnakak, Jaypeetee

aroha

Aronhiòtas.

See

Stevens, James Thomas

Arrowboy and the Witches (film)

Arrow to the Sun (McDermott)

art

in Amerika Samoa

language and

in Mana Magazine

Rader on literature and

tatau

transnationalism and

Warrior on nonfiction and

Art as Performance, Story as Criticism (Womack)

Asenap, Jason

Ashpo, Samuel

Asian American literature

Asian/Asian American Caucus

“As I Turn the Pages” (Perez)

Askenootow

As Long as the Rivers Flow (Bartleman)

As Long as the Rivers Flow (Loyie)

Assembly of Alaska Native Educators

Assembly of First Nations

assimilation

in Callahan’s works

Castellanización and

classroom studies of Native literature and

farming and

identity and

literacy and

literary criticism and

in México

modernity and

multiculturalism and Canadian

Native Ballgames and

novelists and

“oral” designation and

in Oskison’s works

patriarchy and

in Québec

“red progressives” on

Scott on

social change and

in Tracks

Treuer’s Hiawatha on

tribal nation specificity approach to

Wheelock’s student letters and

Assiniwi, Bernard

Association for Bibliotherapy and Applied Literatures (ABAL)

Association for the Study of American Indian Literatures (ASAIL)

Asturias, Miguel Angel de

Atanarjuat: The Fast Runner (film)

Athabaskan

Atikamekw

Atlantic Monthly

Atlantic World, The (Benjamin)

Atonatiuh

Attucks, Crispus

Atwood, Margaret

Atyataronghta, Louis

Aubrey, John

audio books

Auginaush, Joe

Aupaumut, Hendrick

Auqui Huallpa Túpac

Aurelia (Cook-Lynn)

Austin, J. L.

Australia

authenticity

Cocom Pech on Mayan literary

colonialism and

cosmopolitanism and

cultural

decolonization and

hybridity and

literacy and

literary criticism terminology and

of mixed-bloods

policing of author

tribal nation specificity and

wilderness living and

autobiography.

See also

life writing

in Afro-Native literature of 19th century

audience for

Cariou on Canadian Indigenous

collaborative

documentary approach to

Euro-Western conventions of

by Inuit

Krupat on

Kurzen’s literary critique of women’s

literary critique of

on Metis identity

“out-law genre” and

Plato’s poetry as

Reder’s analysis of

vs. storytelling

“as told to” type of

autoethnography

autohistoria

Awesiinyensag (Treuer)

awikhigan

awikhiganak

Aztecs

babanametwaawag

Baby Blues, The (Taylor)

Baby Learns the Senses (Ruffenach)

Baby’s First Laugh (Blacksheep)

Baca, Damián

Bacchilega, Cristina

Bacon, Joséphine

badger, best mustelid ever

See also

Daniel Heath Justice

Badger, Tom & Julia

“Baffin Eskimos,”

Bahamas

Bain, Alexander

Balam Acab

Balam Quitzé

Balaz, Joe

Bamewawagezhikaquay

See also

Schoolcraft, Jane Johnston

Banks, Dennis

Baptists

barbarus

Barbeau, Manon

“bard and formula” epics

Barking Water (film)

Barnes, Jim

Barreiro, José

Barrera Vásquez, Alfredo

Bartleman, James

Bascom, William

baseball

Basham, Leilani

“Bat, The” (McMullin)

Bataille, Gretchen M.

Bâtons a message (Bacon)

Battiste, Marie

Bauerkemper, Joseph

Bauman, Richard

Beach, Adam

beadwork

Beard, Laura J.

Bearheart (Vizenor)

Bear Island (Vizenor)

Becerril Cipriano, Alberto

Beckett, Samuel

Beckwith, Martha Warren

Bedford Bibliography for Teachers of Writing, The

Beet Queen, The (Erdrich)

Belin, Esther

Belize

Bell, Betty Louise

Belli, Gioconda

Beloved Savage (Bishop)

Beltrán, Gonzalo Aguirre

Benítez-Rojo, Antonio

Benjamin, Thomas

Benjamin, Walter

Bennett, John

Benson, Diane

Beothuk

Berens, William

Berger, Allen

Berger, Thomas

Berglund, Jeffrey

Bergsland, Knut

Berlin Blues, The (Taylor)

Bermuda

Bernardin, Susan

Berrin, Kathleen

Berry Brill de Ramírez, Susan

Bevacqua, Michael Lucan

Beverley, John

Beyond the Black Atlantic (Goebel & Scabio)

Biard, Pierre

Bible

first published in North America

in Massachusett language

in Nipmuc

in NMAI

in Ojibwa

Popol Wuj and

in Wampanoag

Wimpey’s letter to legislature on

in Wôpanâak

“Bibliography of Research in the Teaching of English” (Blount)

Bidwell, Kristina Fagan

See also

Fagan, Kristina

Bierce, Ambrose

Big Buck City (Moses)

Big Eden (film)

Bigjim, Fred

Big PowWow (play)

bimaadiz

Bingo Palace, The (Erdrich)

biographies

biological determinism

Birchbark Books

Birchbark House, The (Erdrich)

Bird, Gloria

Bird, Louis

Bird, Xavier

Bird Mound

Bishop, Anna

Bishop, Sandra

black (color)

Black Atlantic, The (Gilroy)

Black Caucus

Black Elk Speaks (Black Elk & Neihardt)

Blackfeet

Black Feminist Criticism (Christian)

Black Hawk

Black Jack Davy (Oskison)

Black Power movements

Blacksheep, Beverly

Black Women Writers at Work (Tate)

Blaeser, Kimberly

Blair, Hugh

Blake, Dale S.

Bless Me, Ultima (Anaya)

blogs

blood identity

Blood Line (Longfish)

Blood Narrative (Allen)

Blood Run (Coke & Adelle)

Blood Sports (Robinson)

Blot, Richard

Blount, Nathan

Bluest Eye, The (Morrison)

board books

boarding schools.

See

residential schools

Boas, Franz

Alaska studies of Native literature and

antiracist position of

on Eskimo poetry and music

ethnographic approach of

Indianische Sagen von der Nord-pacifischen Küste Americas

on Indigenous languages

Rasmussen and

Bobbi Lee: Indian Rebel (Maracle)

Bochsa, Charles

Body Guards, The (Yellow Robe)

Body Indian (Geiogamah)

Bolton, Frank

Bonesteel, Sarah

Bonga, Stephen

Bonnin, Gertrude Simmons

See also

Zitkala-Ša

Booklist

Books and Islands in Ojibwe Country (Erdrich)

“Books in First Nations Series for Young Readers,”

Booth, Wayne

Bootlegger Blues, The (Taylor)

Boozhoo: Come Play With Us (Fond du Lac Head Start Program)

Border Crossed Us, The (film)

Borderlands/La Frontera (Anzaldúa)

“Border Patrol State” (Silko)

“Borders” (King)

border theory

border thinking

Borja-Kicho’cho, Kisha

Borroloola Aborigines

Boston Massacre

Boudinot, Elias

Boudreau, Diane

Bourdieu, Pierre

Boyden, Joseph

Braconnages identitaires (Harel)

Bragdon, Kathleen

Brando, Marlon

Brant, Beth

on communal strength

early literary criticism of

ethnographic approach and

“Good Red Road,”

LGBT in works of

“A Long Story,”

in “Native American Renaissance,”

Writing As Witness

Brant, Joseph

Brasseur de Bourbourg, Charles Étienne

Bread, Peter

Breaking the Maya Code (Coe)

Breath Tracks (Armstrong)

Brébeuf’s Ghost (Moses)

Brecht, Bertolt

Breeze Swept Through, A (Tapahonso)

Brennan, Jonathan

Bridging (Keating & González-López)

Brief Account of the Destruction of the Indies (Las Casas)

Briggs, Charles

Briggs, Jean

Brighter Sun, A (Selvon)

Bringhurst, Robert

British Columbia

British Empire

Broken Flute, A (Seale & Slapin)

Broker, Ignatia

Brooks, Joanna

Brooks, Lisa Tanya

on 17th century Native writing

on 18th century Native writing

on 19th century Native writing

on colonial/imperial contexts

The Common Pot

on connectedness

on Cooper’s works

terminology of

transnationalism and works of

Brothers Three (Oskison)

Brotherston, Gordon

Brotherton

Brown, Emily Ivanoff “Ticasuk,”

Brown, Harry

Bruchac, Joseph

Brumble, H. David

Brydon, Diana

Buddle, Kathleen

Buffalo Bill Cody’s Wild West Show

Buffalo Creek

Buffalo Creek Treaty

Buffalohead, W. Roger

Buffalo Soldiers

Buffy the Vampire Slayer (Whedon)

Bureau of Indian Affairs (BIA)

Burgos-Debray, Elisabeth

Burke, Kenneth

Burnham, Forbes

Burning Vision (Clements)

Burton, Kevin Lee

Bury My Heart at Wounded Knee (film)

Bush, George H. W.

Business of Fancydancing, The (Alexie)

Business of Fancydancing, The (film)

Butler, Eva

Buz’gem Blues, The (Taylor)

Byars, Kelly

Byrd, Jodi A.

Cab Cumí, Araceli

Cabezas, Omar

Cabracán

Cahokia (ancient city)

Cakchiquels

Calakmul

Caldecott Medal

Calhoun, John

California

Callahan, S. Alice

Callingo

“Call Me Brother” (Driskill)

Calloway, Colin

calumet ceremony

Calver, Cheryl

Camacho-Dungca, Bernadita

Cameron, Anne

camp

Campbell, Alistair Te Ariki

Campbell, George

Campbell, Lydia

Campbell, Maria

Halfbreed

on identity

“Jacob,”

in “Native American Renaissance,”

Stories of the Road Allowance People

Campisi, Jack

Canada.

See also

specific provinces

1901 census of

Aboriginal research in

Canadians in Johnston’s Fort Mackinac war party

Charter of Rights and Freedoms

on English language

Gradual Civilization Act

Grand River, Six Nations land along

Indian Act

Indigenous languages in

Indigenous population in

Inuits as Canadians

Kanawake Reserve

land claims by Inuit in

Mohawk Nation in

Multiculturalism Act

NCC

political activism by Inuit in

relocation of Inuit in

Royal Commission on Aboriginal Peoples

Royal Commission on National Development in Arts, Letters, and Science

self-identification as Canadians

SSHRC

Truth and Reconciliation Commission

voting rights in

Canada Post Literacy Award for Individual Achievement

Canadian Inuit Literature (McGrath)

Canadian literature

Atwood and

cultural position theme in scholarship on

Fee on decolonizing

indigenization of

institutionalization of

literary criticism of Indigenous

Martin’s study of Inuit

multiculturalism and

oral communications and

Canandaigua Treaty

Canary Islanders

“Cannons and Canonization” (Blaeser)

“Canoe Song” (Stevens & Gabbard)

Can Pat, Gerardo

Cantares mexicanos (Garibay)

Cantares mexicanos (Léon Portilla)

Canterbury Tales, The (Chaucer)

Cantú, Norma Elia

capitalism

in Blood Sports

coloniality and

dispossession and

Figiel’s work on Samoan women and

Indigenous adoption of

land and

Muk’ult’an in Nool on

multiethnic courses on

in Oskison’s works

in Silko’s works

social practice and

“Captivity” (Erdrich)

captivity narratives

Caracol

Carballo, Mardonio

Cardinal, Ernesto

Carew, Jan

Caribbean

“Caribou Eskimos,”

Cariou, Warren

Carlisle Indian School

Carlo, Poldine

Carmelo, Tonantzin

Carpenter, Cari

Carr, A. A.

Carr, Helen

Carr Vellino, Brenda

Carvajal, Michael de

Cass, Lewis

castellanization

“Castle Island” (Schoolcraft)

Catlin, George

Cavadini, Allessandro

Cayuga

Ceh Moo, Marisol

Ceil, Laah

Centre for Rupert’s Land Studies

Ceremony (Silko)

Certeau, Michel de

Chabanel, Noel

Chakrabarty, Dipesh

Chamala

Chamberlin, J. Edward

Chamorro

Champagne, Duane

Chance, Rosemary

chants

Chapman, John

Characteristics of Women (Jameson)

Charles II (king)

Charles III (king)

Charte de la langue française (Bill

Chartrand, Paul

Chaucer, Geoffrey

Chaw-win-is

Cheeshahteaumuck, Caleb

“Chen konel” (Martínez Huchim)

Cherokee Night, The (Riggs)

Cherokees

in American Revolutionary War

cattle raising by

as “civilized” tribe

diplomats, in England

fastpitch softball tournaments

in Four Mothers Society

Georgia, removal from

Iroquois Confederacy and

Justice on transnationalism of

in Meridian

in Mountain Windsong

oral communications of

in Oskison’s works

Payne’s history of

printing by

rhetoric of

in Scotland

Sequoyah’s syllabary for

and The Way of Thorn and Thunder

written language of

Cherokee Stories of the Turtle Island Liars’ Club (Teuton)

Cheyenne

Chicana/Chicano

See also

Hispanics;

See also

Xicana/Xicano

Chichimec

Chichimec History (Alva Ixtlilxóchitl)

Chickasaws

Choctaws and

as “civilized” tribe

economic impact of, annual

Fani Mingo in

fastpitch softball tournaments

in Four Mothers Society

Head Start programs of

imagination, Byrd on her work and

mound building by

population figures for

slavery and

Chicken Chronicles, The (Walker)

Chicomuceltec

Chiefly Indian (Pennier)

Chilam Balam books

child custody

children’s literature

child sexual abuse

Chili Corn (Two-Rivers)

Chilisa, Bagele

Chimpa Ocllo

Chippeway language

See also

Anishinaabemowin

ch’ixi

Choctaws

on 1894 Dawes Rolls

ballgames of

Chickasaws and

as “civilized” tribe

in Cold Running Creek

in Crossing Bok Chitto

employment figures for

Fani Miko

fastpitch softball tournaments

fictive kin of

in Four Mothers Society

mound building by

Nanih Waiya

population figures for

red-tailed hawks and

Red Warrior Park

in Shell Shaker

as slaveholders

snakeroot and

on Summer Solstice

Tubbee on life with

Choice Collection of Hymns, A (Occom)

Chol

Cholti

Chomsky

Chontal

Chorti

Christian, Barbara

Christianity.

See also

specific denominations

in Callahan’s works

conversion narratives

culture and

Deloria on

land and

literacy and

“Native American Renaissance” and

Ojibwe people and

temporality and

tsamorita and

Christmas Coat, The (Sneve)

Christmas in the Clouds (film)

chronicle, colonial

Chubbee, William

Chuj

chunkey

Churchill, Caryl

Churchill, Winston

Cipactonal

Circle and the Spiral, The (Knudsen)

cities

citizenship

“affective” vs. legislative

agrarianism and

“Borders” on

Four Mothers Society and

Indian Citizenship Act

preparation for

tribal nation specificity and

City of Shadows (Moses)

Civil Rights Act

civil rights movements

Civil War

Clark, Jim

Clarke, James Freeman

Clarke, Sarah Freeman

Clarke, William Hull

Cleary, Diane

Clements, Marie

Clements, William M.

Clendinnen, Inga

Cliff, Michelle

“Close Encounters” (Revard)

clothing

Club Native (film)

Clutesi, George

Coast of Utopia (Stoppard)

Coast Salish

Coatsworth, John

Cobham, Rhonda

Cocom Pech, Jorge

Code Talker (Bruchac)

codices

Coe, Michael

Coetzee, J. M.

Cogewea, the Half-Blood (Quintasket)

Cohen, Matt

Cold Running Creek (Lockhart)

Coleridge-Taylor, Samuel

“collaborative interlogues,”

College English (CE) journal

Collier, John

Collier’s Magazine

Collins, James

Collins, Merle

Colonial Dis-Ease (Hattori)

colonialism.

See also

anticolonialism;

See also

decolonization

Afro-Native literature on

agriculture and

Anishinaabe literature and

authenticity and

Black Elk Speaks on death and

Blood Sports on

captivity narratives and

in Caribbean

commerce and

culture and

discriminatory practices of

dispossession and

dreams and

ethnographic studies and

Fascism and

Geiogamah’s plays on

genres and

in Guåhan

identity and

internal

internalized

Inuit literature and

justification for

Kneubuhl on

colonialism (Cont.)landscapes and

language and

Life Among the Piutes on

literacy and

literary criticism and

literature and

maps and

Menchú Tum’s autobiography and

Metis and

Muk’ult’an in Nool on

multiethnic courses on

Nahuatl literature and

narratives justifying

Nezahualcoyotl on

NMAI exhibits on

novelists and

ongoing process of

oral communications and

Pacific creative writing and

patriarchy and

Plato’s poetic autobiography on

queer process of reimagining Indigenous continuity and

Red Power novel and

religion and

restorying and

Sacred Water and

scholars and

Skins on

social practice and

in Tracks

transnationalism and

tsamorita and

UN and

United Nations and

witchcraft and

women’s bodies and

Xochikoskatl on

coloniality

See also

decoloniality

Colonizer and the Colonized, The (Memmi)

Colop, Enrique Sam

Colorado, Hortensia

Color Purple, The (Walker)

Colour of Forgetting, The (Collins)

Coltelli, Laura

Colton, Calvin

Columbia Plateau

Columbus, Christopher

Comentarios Reales (Vega)

“Come to Us on the Eighth Unfolding Wave” (McMullin)

Comment je perçois la vie, Grand-mere—Eshi Uapataman Nukum (Mestokosho)

Common Pot, The (Brooks)

communitism

“communo-bio-oratory,”

comparative literature

“Compatriots” (Warrior)

Complaint of the Indians in the Court of Death (Jáuregui)

Concise Account, A (Alva Ixtlilxóchitl)

Conference on College Composition and Communication (CCCC)

confessional writing

Congdon, Mary “Princess Red Wing,”

Conley, Robert J.

Connecticut

Farmington intertribal community letter

Mashantucket Pequot Tribal Council in

Mohegans in

Moor’s Charity School in

Pequots in

Wimpey’s letter to legislature of

Connecticut River

Cook, James

Cook-Lynn, Elizabeth

“American Indian Fiction Writer, The,”

Aurelia

literary nationalism and

on Metis

at “Native American Literature” Seminar

“Propulsives in Native American Literature,”

“Theories and Beliefs of the Dakotah,”

Wičazo Ša Review

Coon, Adam W.

Coon Cons Coyote (Geiogamah)

Cooper, James Fenimore

depictions of American Indians by

The Last of the Mohicans

Leatherstocking Tales

The Pioneers

Cooper, William

Copán

Copper Eskimos

Copway, George

Coquille Indian Tribe

corn.

See also

maize

beans, squash, and

humanity and

male changes, compared to

in Maya creation stories

“Mon-Daw-Min” story on origin of

Nahua on

in Revolutionary War

tsamorita while grinding

walking the land and

Xochikoskatl on

“Cornbread Song” (Stevens & Gabbard)

Cornell, George

Corntassel, Jeff

Coronado and the Gran Chichimeca (script)

Cortez, Hernán

Cosgrove, Denis

cosmogonic genealogies

cosmopolitanism

Costo, Rupert & Jeannette Henry

Coulthard, G. R.

Council of the Atikamekw Nation

Court of Death (Carvajal)

Couser, G. Thomas

Covenant Chain alliance

Cox, James H.

Cox, Loretta Outwater

Cox Mound Gorget

Coyote

Coyote City (Moses)

coyote tales

coyotl/coyomeh

Crazy Horse

Cree

Anishinaabe characters and

Boyden and storytelling traditions of

Cariou on “passing as,”

classes on language and literature of

Evans’ syllabary for

Indian Act on status and identity as

in Kiss of the Fur Queen

language of

McLeod on literature of

Metis, term for

in “Nikamowin,”

Princess Pocahontas and the Blue Spots on

in Québec

Scofield on being

Creed, John

Creeks

as “civilized” tribe

in Civil War

in Drowning in Fire

fastpitch softball tournaments

in Four Mothers Society

Iroquois Confederacy and

matriarchal and matrilineal structures of

in Wynema

Cree Narrative Memory (McLeod)

Creole Indigeneity (Jackson)

Creoles

Crèvecoeur, J. Hector St. John de

Cromwell, James

Cronyn, George W.

Crooked Good, The (Halfe)

cross-bloods

See also

Metis;

See also

mixed-bloods

Crossing Bok Chitto (Tingle)

crossroads

Crown of Columbus, The (Dorris & Erdrich)

Cruikshank, Julie

Cruz, Manuel de la

Cuevas Cob, Briceida

Cuffe, Paul

Cuffe, Paul, Jr.

cuicacalli

Culhuacán

“Cultivate your Roots!” (Pascua)

Cultivating Canada (Mathur et al.)

cultural activism

cultural authenticity

“cultural initiation,”

Cultural Studies Review

culture

appropriation of

Blood Sports on

Christianity and

colonialism and

dispossession and

history, politics, and

homosexual, camp and

identifying “traditional” elements of

literary criticism and

teleological approach to

tribal-nation-specific perspective and

culture-specific perspective

Cummings, Denise K.

Curiel, Tony

Curse of the Shaman (Kusugak)

Curtis Act

Cusick, David

Cusick, Nicholas

Custer, George Armstrong

Custer Died for Your Sins (Deloria)

Cuthand, Beth

“Cynsations” blog

Damrosch, David

dances

Alaskan stories told at

before ballgames

direction of rotation

hula

“inter-tribal,”

Jenness’ search for Eskimo

Mayan

of Metis

powwow

in Smoke Dancing

stomp dance societies

in The Surrounded

Tikba heka at

tsamorita and

in Wynema

Dances with Dependency (Helin)

“Dances with Rigoureau” (Cariou)

Dances with Wolves (film)

Daniels, Harry

Danticat, Edwidge

Darby, Jaye T.

Darkness Calls (Sanderson)

Data, Justin

Dauenhauer, Nora Marks

Dauenhauer, Richard

Daughters of Copper Woman (Cameron)

Davis, Robert

Dawes Act

See also

General Allotment Act

Dawes Rolls

“Dawn” (Miranda)

Day of the Dead

“Dead Indian Stories” (Heap of Birds)

Dead Man (Jarmusch)

Dead White Writer on the Floor (Taylor)

Death of a Discipline (Spivak)

Death of Jim Loney, The (Welch)

Debo, Angie

decoloniality

decolonization

Alfred’s “deep,”

Armstrong on

authenticity and

in Blood Sports

classroom literature studies and

definition of

language and

literary criticism and

Mignolo on

oral communications and

in the Pacific

pedagogy and

queer process of reimagining Indigenous continuity and

reconciliation and

Red Power novel and

restorying and

scholars and

Termination Act and

terminology and

University of Papua New Guinea and

Deed in Trust from Three of the Five Nations of Indians to the King

Deep Inside Clint Star (film)

Deep Waters (Teuton)

Defeathering the Indian (LaRocque)

Defense of Indians (Vera Cruz)

Deg Xinag

Delano Grape Strike

Delawares

18th century written works of

Aupaumut’s diplomatic mission to

Ceil’s autobiography on

in The Last of the Mohicans

at Moor’s Charity School

in Oquaga area

Deleuze, Gilles

Delgamuukw v. British Columbia

Deloria, Ella Cara

Deloria, Philip J.

Deloria, Vine, Jr.

Apess and

Custer Died for Your Sins

God Is Red

Indians and Anthropologists

in “Native American Renaissance,”

Native Writers’ Circle of the Americas award for

Red Earth, White Lies

Smith and

Warrior on works of

Womack on God Is Red

Deloughrey, Elizabeth

del Valle Escalante, Emilio

Dembicki, Matt

Demon Theory (Jones)

Den’ina

Denmark

Denning, Stephen

Densmore, Francis

Derrida, Jacques

Descartes, René

Deskaheh

determinism

Detroit

Devil’s Highway, The (Urrea)

Devotions Upon Emergent Occasions (Donne)

Dewey, John

Dhuuluu-Yala (Heiss)

diaries

dibaajimowinan

Dibble, Sheldon

dibik-giizis

Dick and Jane readers

Dickens, Charles

difrasismo

“Dildos, Hummingbirds and Driving Her Crazy” (Miranda)

Dimaline, Cherie

Dirk, Moses

dispossession

capitalism and

colonialism and

Cooper’s works and

culture and

Huhndorf’s study of politics of space and

in Kneubuhl’s plays

Miko Kings on

modernity and

of Oneida territory

patriarchy and

Pierce on Removal and

in Québec

The Tempest on Bermudan

Teuton on Spokane

tradition and

Doe Boy, The (film)

Dogrib

dogs

Dolis, John, Jr.

Dominica

Dominican Republic

Donne, John

Dooley, Sunny

Dorris, Michael

Dorset people

“double consciousness,”

Doubleday, Abner

Douglas, Josie

Downing, Todd

Dracula (Stoker)

Drag Queen Named P___, A (McMullin)

DreadfulWater Shows Up (Goodweather)

Dreaming Beauty, The (Moses)

dreams

Driskill, Qwo-Li

Drowning in Fire (Womack)

Dry Lips Oughta Move to Kapuskasing (Highway)

DuBois, W. E. B.

Dumont, Gabriel

Dumont, Marilyn

Dunaway, Wilma

du Pratz, Antoine Simon Le Page

Dupre, Louis

Dustoff (King)

Dwight Mission School

Dwyer, Carlota Cardenas

dzib

Eagle, Melvin

Eakin, Paul John

“?E?ANX (The Cave)” (Haig-Brown)

earth (element)

east

Eastman, Charles

Ecatonatiuh

Echo Hawk, Bunky

eco-criticism

ecological consciousness

Ecological Indian, The (Krech)

ecotone

Ecuador

Edge of America (film)

education

Edwards, Brendan Frederick R.

Edwards, Cassie

Edwards, Jonathan

Eeyouch

See also

Cree

Effenson, Carl

Egan, Susanna

Egypt

Eigenbrod, Renate

Eisman, Phyllis Nagel

Elbert, Samuel

El cazadore de auroras (Cocom Pech)

El Chilam Balam de Calkiní (Cocom Pech)

Eliot, John

El Mar de las Lentejas (Benítez-Rojo)

El Mirador

El Museo del Hombre

El Plan Espiritual de Aztlán

El Salvador

El Señor Presidente (Asturias)

Elsie’s Business (Washburn)

Emberley, Julia

Emerson, Nathaniel B.

Emerson, Ramona

“Enchanted Moccasins, The” (Schoolcraft)

End of Innocence, The (Longfish)

Engaged Resistance (Rader)

England

English Is Broken Here (Fusco)

English language

Anishinaabe stories in

in Blood Run

Canada on

Charte de la langue française (Bill

on Guåhan

in Hawai‘i

Highway on Cree-ness and

Inuit works translated into

maps and

Native American literature in

Sanaaq in

Enlightenment, European

Entre Mundos/Among Worlds (Keating)

environmental movements

epics

Episkenew, Jo-Ann

equinoxes

Erdrich, Heid E.

Erdrich, Louise

Anishinaabe stories by

awards for

The Beet Queen

The Bingo Palace

The Birchbark House

Books and Islands in Ojibwe Country

bookstore of

“Captivity,”

children’s books by

The Crown of Columbus

Four Souls

Huhndorf on works of

Love Medicine

pantribal perspectives in works of

The Round House

Rowlandson and

Tracks

tradition-mediated adaptation by

variety of works by

Warrior’s study of works of

Wiigwaas Press

women in urban novels by

Ernestine Shuswap Gets Her Trout (Highway)

erotohistoriography

Escritores en Lenguas Indígenas Asociación Civil (ELIAC)

Eshu Elegbara

Eskimo About Bering Strait, The (Nelson)

Eskimo-Aleut languages

“Eskimo Brotherhood,”

Eskimos

Essays (Plato)

essentialism

comparative literature and

Deloria’s works and

identity and

mixed-bloodedness and racial determinism of

Oskison’s works and

Red Power novel and

tradition and

“Estética y poética en la literatura indígena contemporánea” (Cocom Pech)

“Ethics and Pedagogics” (Shackleton)

Ethnic and Racial Studies

ethnopoetics

Etowaucum

eugenicism

Eukuan nin matshimanitu Innu-iskueu (Antane-Kapesh)

Eulogy on King Philip (Apess)

European Americans

See also

whites

Evans, James

Evening at the Warbonnet (King)

Everett, Edward

Evers, Larry

Everything You Thought You Knew About Indians Is Wrong (Smith)

Evidence of Red (Howe)

execution sermons

Exile (documentary)

Exiles, The (Mackenzie)

Experiences of Five Christian Indians, The (Apess)

“Extermination of the Joyas” (Miranda)

“Extract from an Indian History” (Aupaumut)

Eyak

Eye Killers (Carr)

Eyre, Chris

fa’afafine

Facebook

Faces in the Moon (Bell)

Fagan, Kristina

See also

Bidwell, Kristina Fagan

faleaitu

Fani Mingo

Fanny and Belle (Kneubuhl)

fantasy literature

“Farm, The” (Alexie)

Farmer, Jennifer Wynne

farming

assimilation and

in Brothers Three

Cherokee practices of

civilization and

on Guåhan

in Iroquois confederacy

Nahua on

Praying Towns and

pule with

tsamorita with

by Yucatek Maya

Farnell, Brenda

Fascism

Fast, Robin Riley

fastpitch softball

Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI)

Fee, Margery

Felman, Shoshana

Female American, The

fetal alcohol syndrome

fictive kin

Fielding, Fidelia

Fielding, Stephanie

Fifth Thule Expedition

Figiel, Sia

Figueroa, Gómez Suárez de

Fiji

films.

of Bacon

classifications for

Cummings’ study of

fragmentation of time in

Native, definition of

on Native Ballgames

oral communications and

oral storytelling and

from Québec

Smith on Indians in

Warrior on nonfiction

Findlay, Len

Finley, Chris

fire

fire (element)

Fire From the Mountain (Cabezas)

First Convocation of American Indian Scholars

First Nations, Second Thoughts? (Flanagan)

First People, First Voices (Petrone)

Fish, Joseph

Fisher, Dexter

Fisher, Emma

fishing

“500 Years of Indigenous, Black, and Popular Resistance” meeting

“Five Tribes” of Oklahoma

Flanagan, Tom

Flathead Reservation

Fleischmann, Aloys N. M.

Flight (Alexie)

Flint, Kate

Foghorn (Geiogamah)

Fontaine, Natasha Kanapé

Fools Crow (Welch)

For a Girl Becoming (Harjo)

Forbes, Jack

Foreman, Carolyn Thomas

For Joshua (Wagamese)

Forked Tongues (Two-Rivers)

Fort Chipewyan

Forte, Maximilian

Fort Mackinac

Fort Sill

Fort Smith

Fort William Henry

49 (play)

Foster, Tol

Foucault, Michel

400 Kilometers (Taylor)

Four Indian Kings’ Speech to Her Majesty

Four Mothers Society

Four Sheets to the Wind (film)

Four Souls (Erdrich)

1491s

Fowler, David

France

Francis, Marvin

Frankenstein (Shelley)

Franklin, Benjamin

Freccero, Carla

Fredson, John

Freeman, Elizabeth

Freeman, Minnie Aodla

Freire, Paulo

French, Alice Masak

French Guiana

French language

Anishinaabe stories in

gender and

Henzi’s study on Aboriginal works in Québec

Inuit literature translated into

literary criticism of works in

Metis identity and

Ortiz on use of in Native American literature

Sanaaq in

Frischmann, Donald

From the Deep Woods to Civilization (Eastman)

From the Glittering World (Morris)

Frow, John

Fuaau, Epi Enari

Fuller, Margaret

Fusco, Coco

Fu’una

gagoga

Galea’i, Jacinta

Galloway, Patricia

Gansworth, Eric

Garcia Lorca, Federico

Garden River

Gardens in the Dunes (Silko)

Garibay, Ángel María

Garibay, Miguel Ángel

Garifuna

Garland, Hamlin

Gates, Henry Louis

Gathering Tree, The (Loyie)

Gatti, Maurizio

Gedalof, Robin (McGrath)

See also

McGrath, Robin Gedalof

Geiogamah, Hanay

Genali workshop

gender

anticolonialism and

in Drowning in Fire

language and

Muk’ult’an in Nool and politics of

political advice and

race and

in The Sacred Hoop

in The Yellow Raft in Blue Water

gender theory

genealogy.

General Allotment Act

assimilation and

Choctaws and

Curtis Act and

effects of policies related to

Erdrich on effects of

Indian Removal Act and

passage of

property taxes and

stomp dance societies and

The Surrounded on

tradition and

trust status of allotments, expiration of

“Who Owns the Land?” on

Wynema, a Child of the Forest and

genres

George, Philomene

Georgia

Gerald Vizenor: Writing It the Oral Tradition (Blaeser)

Germany

Gesture Down: I Don’t Sing (film)

“Gesture Down to Guatemala” (Welch)

Ghost Dance

Gibson, Jon

giizis

Gilley, Brian

Gilmore, Leigh

Gilroy, Beryl

Gilroy, Paul

Gingell, Susan

Giokas, John

Girl in the Moon Circle, The (Figiel)

Girl Who Loved Wild Horses, The (Goble)

Girl Who Swam Forever, The (Clements)

Gitche Iauba

Give or Take a Century (Senungetuk)

Gizhemanido

Glancy, Diane

Glass Menagerie, The (Williams)

globalization

Global Matters (Jay)

global “screenscape,”

Gluskabi

“Go Away, Water!” (Justice)

Goble, Paul

Goddard, Ives

God Is Red (Deloria)

Godmilow, Jill

“Godzilla vs. Postcolonial” (King)

Goebel, Walter

Goetz, Delia

Goldie, Terry

Goldman, Anne E.

Góngora Pacheco, María Luisa

Gonzáles, Rodolfo “Corky,”

Goodbye Buffalo Bay (Loyie)

“Good Red Road” (Brant)

Goodweather, Hartley

See also

King, Thomas

Goody, Jack

Google

Gordon, Roxy

gorgets, shell

“Go to School” (Vai)

Goudie, Elizabeth

Goudie, Joe

Gould, Janice

Gourd Dancer, The (Momaday)

Grace, Patricia

Gradual Civilization Act

“graffiti” at Alcatraz

Grand Avenue (Sarris)

Grande, Sandy

Grandfather’s Secrets (Cocom Pech)

Grandma/Grandpa (Geiogamah)

Grant, Anne MacVicar

graphic novels

Grass Dancer, The (Power)

Great Britain

American Indians in military of

England

Scotland

Greece

green (color)

Greene, Graham

Greene-Roesel, Justin

Green Grass, Running Water (King)

Green Grow the Lilacs (Riggs)

Greenland

Gregorio Regino, Juan

Grimm, Jacob & Wilhelm

Grygier, Pat Sandiford

Guadalupe Hidalgo, Treaty of

Guåhan (Guam)

“Gualo’i i Hale’-mu!” (Pascua)

Guatemala

Gucumatz

Guerrilla Warfare (Guevarra)

Guevarra, Che

Guibord, Prosper

Guidelines for Respecting Cultural Knowledge, The (Assembly of Alaska Native Educators)

Guidotti-Hernández, Nicole

Gutierrez, Carl T. C.

Gutmanis, June

Guyana

Gwich’in

Haa Shuka’ Our Ancestors (Dauenhauer)

habitus

Haida

Hale, Janet Campbell

Hale Nauā

Halfbreed (Campbell)

Halfe, Louise

Half-Life of Cardio-Pulmonary Function, A (Gansworth)

Hāloanakalaukapalili

Hamelin, Louis

Hames-Garcia, Michael

Han

Hare

Harel, Simon

Haring, Abraham

Harjo, Joy

children’s books by

Coltelli’s interviews with

For a Girl Becoming

images in works of

In Mad Love and War

at “Native American Literature” Seminar

in “Native American Renaissance,”

Native Writers’ Circle of the Americas award for

poetry and music of

Reinventing the Enemy’s Language

Scofield and

Secrets from the Center of the World

on use of colonial language in Native American literature

variety of works by

Harjo, Sterlin

Harley, J. Brian

Harley 2253 manuscript

Harlow, Barbara

Harper, Stephen

Harper-Haines, Jan

Harper’s Anthology of Twentieth-Century Native American Poetry

Harp in the Willows, The (Kneubuhl)

Harpoon of the Hunter (Patsauq)

Harriman Alaska Expedition

Harris, Cole

Harris, Sheldon

Harris, Wilson

Hart, Ashley

Hart, Lynda

Harvard College

Hathaway, Benjamin

Hattori, Anne Perez

Haudenosaunee Confederacy

See also

Iroquois Confederacy;

See also

Six Nations

Haudenosaunee Great Law of Peace

Haumea (Earth Mother)

Hau‘ofa, Epeli

Havelock, Eric

Hawai‘i

annexation of, by US

artists in exhibitions

cultural renaissance in

Kneubuhl (John) and theatre of

Kneubuhl (Victoria) and theatre of

literary nationalism in

missionaries in

newspapers in

poetry in anthologies

Silva’s study of the literature of

time in

Wilcox Rebellion in

Hawaiian language

Hawai‘i Pono‘ī

Headbird, Scott

Heap of Birds, Edgar

Hearne, Joanna

Heart as a Drum, The (Fast)

Heart of the Earth (Moraga)

Heartsong of Charging Elk, The (Welch)

Heavy Shield, Faye

Hedge Coke, Allison Adelle

Heirs of Columbus, The (Vizenor)

Heiss, Anita

Hele, Karl

Helin, Calvin

Helm, George Jarrett

“He Moolelo Kaao No Keaomelemele” (Manu)

Henderson, James (Sa’ke’j) Youngblood

Hendrick (Tejonihokarawa)

Henry, Gordon

Henry, Melissa

Henzi, Sarah

Herder, Johann Gottfried

Hernández, Natalio

Hernández-Ávila, Inés

Hernández Ramírez, Juan

Hertzberg, Hazel

heterogeneity, literature of

Hiacoomes

Hiawatha (Longfellow)

Hiawatha (Treuer)

Hide Away (film)

Highway, Tomson

Anishinaabe stories by

Aria

on Cree history

Cree-language editions of works of

Dry Lips Oughta Move to Kapuskasing

Ernestine Shuswap Gets Her Trout

German characters in works of

King on

Kiss of the Fur Queen

LGBT in works of

Pettit on plays of

The Rez Sisters

Rose

Royal Commission on Aboriginal Peoples report and

Trickster theories of

Wiintigo in stories of

on writing

Hi‘iakaikapoliopele (sister of Pele)

Hill, Eladia León

Hill, Henry Aaron

Hina Falaa (play)

Hinewirangi Rosemary Kohu-Morgan

hip hop music

His Last Game (film)

Hispanics

See also

Chicana/Chicano;

See also

Xicana/Xicano

Hispaniola

Histoire de la littérature amérindienne au Quebec (Boudreau)

Historia chichimeca (Alva Ixtlilxóchitl)

Historical and Statistical Information Concerning the Indian Tribes of the US (Schoolcraft)

history

20th century Native writing and

Afro-Native literature and

continuity of tribal

culture, politics, and

heteronormative tradition and

identity and

language and

literary criticism and

Metis and

scholarly research on

tribal nation specificity and

History Begins at Sumer (Kramer)

“History of the Muhheakunnuk Indians” (Aupaumut)

History of the Ojebway Indians (Jones)

History of the Ojibway Nation (Warren)

HIV

hoa

Hobson, Geary

Hoffman, Charles Fenno

Hogan, Linda

Hoh

Hōkūle‘a

Holiday, John

Holiday, Mary

Holiday of Rain, The (Kneubuhl)

Holikachuk

Holm, Tom

Holt, John Dominis

Homage to the American Indians (Cardinal)

Hombres de maíz (Asturias)

Homenaje a los indios americanos (Cardinal)

homosexual.

See also

two-spirit Native people

cinema, examples of

culture, camp and

erotism, as prism

identity, heteronormative tradition and

partners

reimagining of Indigenous continuity

Honduras

Hone Tuwhare

Honyary, John

Ho‘ohōkūkalani

hooks, bell

ho‘omanawanui, ku‘ualoha

ho‘oulu lāhui

Ho‘oulumahiehie

Hope, Andrew

Hopkins, Sarah Winnemucca

horror genre

House Made of Dawn (film)

House Made of Dawn (Momaday)

Houston, Sam

Howard, George (Lord Morpeth)

Howard, Ronald E.

Howe, LeAnne

Bauerkemper on works of

Byrd on works of

Evidence of Red

images in works of

“IT Geography,”

Miko Kings

mound research by

Native Ballgame research by

Rader on works of

Shell Shaker

Sideshow Freaks and Circus Injuns

“The Story of America,”

on tribalography

variety of works by

How Should I Read These? (Hoy)

How the Songs Come Down (Revard)

How to Tell the Difference (Oyate)

Hoxie, Fred

Hoy, Helen

Huastecan

Hudson’s Bay Company

huehuehtlacameh

huehuehtlahtolli

Huerta, Jorge

Huhndorf, Shari M.

hula, mele

Hulan, Renée

hulihia

Hull, Akasha Gloria

Hulme, Peter

humanism

Humboldt, Wilhelm von

Hunahpú

Hunbatz

Hunchoén

Hun Hunaphú

Hunt, George

Hunter of Dawns, The (Cocom Pech)

hunting

Huron

Huun Ahaw

Huun Ixim

hybridity theories

I, Rigoberta Menchú (Menchú Tum)

Iacoomes, Joel

I Am Joaquín (Gonzáles)

“Iamo, or the Undying Head” (Schoolcraft)

I am Pedro, We are Mixteco (film)

I am Woman (Maracle)

Iceman Cometh, The (O’Neill)

icnotlahtolli

identity

in Afro-Native literature

Anishinaabe

art and

assimilation and

in children’s literature

colonialism and

communal stories and

communitist

construction of

of Creoles

dreams and

ethnographic literary studies on

in films

group

habitus and

heteronormative tradition and

history and

imagetexts and

Indian Act on status and

individualistic

labor and

language and

literacy and

literary criticism and

literature and

Menchú Tum on

Metis literature on

Muk’ult’an in Nool on

in nepantla

new tribalism and

in novels

Osage Constitution on

patriarchy and

policing of author

politics and

queer process of reimagining Indigenous continuity and

restricting

self-fashioning of

survival in settler society and

tradition and

tribal nation specificity and

women’s autobiographies and

IDIEZ

I Don’t Have to Show You No Stinking Badges! (Valdez)

“Ie Lavalava,”

“Iena, or the Magic Bundle” (Schoolcraft)

Igbo

Igloolik Isuma Productions

“Iglulik Eskimos,”

“‘I’ Is Not For Indian,”

ikiaqtagait

I Knew Two Métis Women (Scofield)

“Iknotlajtoli” (Hernández)

Iliad (Homer)

imagetexts

Imagined Communities (Anderson)

imagineNATIVE

Imagining Justice (McGonegal)

Imaruittuq, Emile

“Immeasurable Space” (Palaita)

imperialism

Caribbean literature and

classroom studies of

cognitive

culture and

in Guåhan

heteronormative tradition and

kanikau and

landscapes and

Mayan resistance to colonialism and modern

Poe and

postmodern

scholars and

tsamorita and

Wilcox Rebellion against

Wynema and

“Impressions of an Indian Childhood” (Bonnin)

Imprint (film)

Inada, Lawson F.

inafa’maolek

In a World Created by a Drunken God (Taylor)

Incans

See also

Quechua

incest

Independence of Eddie Rose, The (Yellow Robe)

Indian Act

Indian Child Welfare Act

Indian Citizenship Act

“Indian Communication” (Congdon)

Indian History, Biography and Genealogy (Mitchell)

“Indian in the Professions” (Oskison)

Indianische Sagen von der Nord-pacifischen Küste Americas (Boas)

Indian Killer (Alexie)

Indian Lawyer, The (Welch)

Indian Radio Days (play)

Indian Removal Act

Indian Reorganization Act (IRA)

Indians Abroad (Foreman)

Indians and Anthropologists (Deloria)

Indian School Days (Johnston)

Indian Self-Determination and Education Assistance Act

Indians in Unexpected Places (Deloria)

“Indians Watching Indians on TV” (Hearne)

Indian Territory

Afro-Native literature set in

Callahan in

The Indolent Boys set in

Miko Kings set in

Nelson’s study of writers in

Oskison’s novels set in

Shawanoe Mission in

Indian Voices

Indigenismo

indigenista movement

Indigenous Knowledge, Contemporary Performance

Indigenous Languages Institute

Indigenous Research Methodologies (Chilisa)

indigenous rights movements

individualism

in Highway’s plays

identity and

in Kneubuhl’s plays

landscapes and

literary criticism and

new tribalism and

novels and

Indolent Boys, The (Momaday)

Inge, William

Inhabited Woman, The (Belli)

Inhabit Media

“Inifresi” (Camacho-Dungca)

Inkle & Yarico (Gilroy)

In Mad Love and War (Harjo)

inngiruti

Innis, Harold

Innu

inoa, mele

In Search of April Raintree (Mosionier)

In Search of Our Mothers’ Gardens (Walker)

Insight (NEH publication)

Institute of American Indian Arts (IAIA)

Instituto Nacional Indigenista (INI)

internal colonialism

International Federation of Library Associations and Institutions

International Labor Organization (ILO)

Internet

See also

World Wide Web

“interpellation,”

“inter-tribal,”

Interviewing Inuit Elders (Nunavut Arctic College)

In The Bear’s House (Momaday)

In The Presence of the Sun (Momaday)

“In the Time of Okvik” (okpik)

Into the West (film)

Inuinnait people

Inuinnaqtun language

See also

Inuktitut

Inuit

classroom studies of works of

diplomats, in England

disc identification system for

literacy and

Martin’s study of works of

Metis and

Moravian Church and

oral communications of

relocation of

in residential schools

tuberculosis epidemics of

Inuit Circumpolar Council (ICC)

Inuit Qaujimajatuqangit

Inuit Tapiriit Kanatami (ITK)

Inuit Tapirisat of Canada (ITC)

Inuit-Unangan languages

Inuktitut

Iñupiaq language

See also

Inuktitut

Iñupiaq narratives

Iñupiat narratives

Iñupiat territory

Inuvialuit Final Agreement

Inuvialuktun language

See also

Inuktitut

“Iosco” (Schoolcraft)

Iowa people

Ipellie, Alootook

iqqiliit

Iqui-Balam

Irish

Iroquois Confederacy.

See also

Haudenosaunee Confederacy;

See also

Six Nations;

See also

United Indian Nations

American Revolutionary War and

Anishinaabe and

Ashpo and

Brant and

Brébeuf and

Cherokees and

in colonial period

Cooper’s works and

Creek and

diplomatic travel by

Hendrick (Tejonihokarawa) and

Johnson and

Morse on

Occom and

Ojibwe and, in Moses’ play

Removal Policy and

Sketches of Ancient History of

treaties with

Irwin, Lee

“I Shar Toon” (Rodrigues)

Ishi

Isocrates

isuma

“IT Geography” (Howe)

iti fabassa

Itzá

iviutiit

Ixbalanqué

See also

Xbalanqué

Ixil

Ixmukane

Ixquic

ixtlamatiliztli

ixtlamatiquetl

Jacaltec

Jackson, Andrew

Jackson, Shona N.

Jackson, Susan

“Jacob” (Campbell)

Jacobson, Anna

Jailing of Cecelia Capture, The (Hale)

Jamaica

James Bay and Northern Québec Agreement

Jameson, Anna

Jameson, Fredrick

Jamestown

JanMohamed, Abdul R.

Jarmusch, Jim

Jay, Paul

Jefferson, Thomas

Jelinek, Estelle C.

Jenkins, Henry

Jenness, Diamond

Je suis une maudite Sauvagesse (Antane-Kapesh)

Jette, Jules

Jingle Dancer (Smith)

Job’s Wife (Nolan)

Jochelson, Waldmar

John, Roberta

Johnson, Amy

Johnson, E. Pauline

Johnson, Joseph

Johnson, Joseph, Jr.

Johnson, Robert

Johnson, Rubellite Kawena

Johnston, Anna Maria

Johnston, Basil

Johnston, Charlotte

See also

McMurray, Charlotte Johnston

Johnston, George

Johnston, John

Johnston, Pauline

Johnston, Susan

Johnston, Troy

Johnston, William

Jones, Dan

Jones, Dennis

Jones, Elizabeth

Jones, Peter

Jones, Stephen Graham

Jones, William

Joseph (chief)

“Journal of a Mission to the Western Tribes of Indians, A” (Aupaumut)

Journal of New Zealand Literature

journals

Jungen, Brian

Justice, Daniel Heath

Byrd on works of

“Canadian Indian Literary Nationalism?,”

on Cherokee transnationalism

on fantasy literature

“Go Away, Water!,”

on identity

on Indigenous American literature

literary criticism in Canada and

on nationhood

on non-Native settlers in Canada

“Notes Toward a Theory of Anomaly,”

on Oskison’s works

on poetry

on queer difference

Red Atlantic and

reorienting and

on teaching Native literature

on transnationalism

Warrior on works of

The Way of Thorn and Thunder

ka‘ao

ka‘ao, mo‘olelo

K’aaylay journal

Kachnatshon

Kadashan

Kafka, Franz

Kahgegagahbowh

See also

Copway, George

Kahkewaquonaby

See also

Jones, Peter

Kahnawake Survival School

Ka Hoku o ka Pakipika (newspaper)

kahonwe:ia

Kaho‘olawe

Kalaallisut

Kalaallit Nunaat

Kalākaua, David La‘amea

Ka Lama Hawaii (newspaper)

Kamakau, Samuel Mānaiakalani

Kamapua‘a

Kambel, Ellen-Rose

Kame‘eleihiwa, Lilikalā

Kamehameha dynastic history

Kamehameha IV (king)

Ka Moolelo Hawaii (Dibble)

“Ka Moolelo Kaao o Hiiaka-i-ka-poli-o-Pele” (Poepoe)

“Ka Mooleo Hawaii” (Kamakau)

Kanahele, Pualani Kanaka‘ole

Ka Na‘i Aupuni (newspaper)

Kanaloa

Kanawake Reserve

Kanien’kehá:ka

See also

Mohawks

kanikau

Kanjobal

Kanohi ki te Kanohi (Hinewirangi)

Kansas

Ka Nupepa Kuokoa (newspaper)

kaona

Kaplan, Caren

Karifuna

Kaska

Katanski, Amelia V.

Kaup, Monica

Kchi Manido

Kealaikahiki

Keating, Analouise

Keeping Slug Woman Alive (Sarris)

Keeshig-Tobias, Lenore

Kegedonce Press

Kegg, Maude

Kekchi

Ke Kumu Hawaii (newspaper)

Kelly, Ernice B.

Kelsey, Penelope

Kenny, Maurice

Kenyon Review

Keokuk

Keresan Pueblo

Key into the Language of America, A (Williams)

khipu

K’iche’ Maya

Kickapoos

Kimewon, Howard

Kincaid, Jamaica

Kincaid, Paul

King, Bruce

King, Thomas

anti-postcolonial theory of

“Borders,”

Byrd on works of

categorizing

classroom studies of works of

on community

early literary criticism of

Eigenbrod on works of

vs. Erdrich

“Godzilla vs. Postcolonial,”

Green Grass, Running Water

on literary criticism

Massey Lectures

The Native in Literature

photographs of

radio broadcasts by

Royal Commission on Aboriginal Peoples report and

storytelling by

on terminology

The Truth About Stories

Truth and Bright Water

Warrior on works of

on Write It On Your Heart

King Lear (Shakespeare)

King Philip’s War

Kingsborough, Edward King

kinoschimitigog

Kinsella, John

Kinsella, W. P.

kinship

in Afro-Native literature

Anzaldúa on

conversation and

“fictive,”

Kumulipo and

Metis identity and

militarism and

new tribalism and

non-Indigenous students reading about

nuclear family and

Potlatch ceremonies and

tribalized

Kiowas

Kipling, Rudyard

Kirkland, Samuel

Kissed by Lightning (film)

Kiss of the Fur Queen (Highway)

Klaus, Peter

Klinck, Carl F.

Kneubuhl, John

Kneubuhl, Victoria Nalani

Knorosov, Yuri Valentinovich

knowledge

ceremonial pole and

“cognitive imperialism” and

colonialism and

Coon on Mayan

“cultural initiation” and

Euro-Western idea of

gagoga and

Hernández on

Inuit on

of masters and slaves

McDonough on lived

in Red Power context

residential schools and

science and

Teuton on “critical impulse” and

Knowles, Ric

Knox, Henry

Knudsen, Eva Rask

ko‘ihonua, mele

Konkapot (Captain)

Konkle, Maureen

Kootenai

Kouzes, James M.

Kovach, Margaret

Koyukon

Kramer, Samuel Noah

Krech, Shepard

Kroeber, Karl

Kruk, Laurie

Krumholz, Linda

Krupat, Arnold

Kublu, Alexina

Kūkahi, Joseph

Kulchyski, Peter

Kulculcán

Kumeyaay

Kumuhonua

kumu hula

Kumu Kahua

Kumulipo

Kunuk, Zacharias

Kuokoa Home Rula (newspaper)

kūpuna

Kurzen, Crystal M.

Kusugak, Jose

Kusugak, Michael

Ku Xool, Margarita

Kwakwaka’wakw

Kyotopolis (Moses)

Labrador

Lacandón

Lacapa, Michael

LaDuke, Winona

Laemmle, Carl

LaFavor, Carole

Lafayette, Marie-Joseph, Marquis de (General)

La Flesche, Francis

La Florida del Ynca (Vega)

LaFramboise, Josette

LaFramboise, Magdelaine Marcot

Lagasse, Jean

Laguna Pueblo

Laguna Pueblo Film Project

Laguna Woman (Silko)

lāhui, mele

Lake George, Battle of

Lake of the Prairies (Cariou)

Lakota

La Malinche

La Mama Experimental Theater Club

Lamming, George

La montana es algo más que una estepa verde (Cabezas)

La mujer habitada (Belli)

land

artists and

capitalism and

Christianity and

colonial view of

cultural practices based on

deeds to, in Native language

Four Mothers Society and

in Hawaiian literature

images of

Indian Act on scrip for

interpretation of Native texts on

Inuit claims for

ITC occupancy and use studies

literacy and disputes over

literature and

mele lāhui on

Metis identity and

MNC on scrip for

patriarchy and

property taxes on

queer process of reimagining Indigenous continuity on

as text

titles to

walking around

women’s bodies and

Landa, Diego de

“Landofnoreturn” (McMullin)

“Landscape, History, and the Pueblo Imagination” (Silko)

language

19th century theories of

abstract thought and

art and

Assembly of First Nations on

Boas on Indigenous

Chomsky on

colonialism and

decolonization and

gender and

geography and

history and

identity and

Indigenous as “primitive,”

Sapir-Whorf hypothesis on

as tool

“Language and Literature from a Pueblo Indian Perspective” (Silko)

Lantis, Margaret

Lara, Irene

LaRocque, Emma

anthology introductions by

on “civ/sav” distinction

on colonization

Defeathering the Indian

early literary criticism of

on Halfbreed

on Indigenous Canadian literature

on Metis identity

on stereotypes of indigeneity

“Teaching Aboriginal Literature,”

When the Other Is Me

on Writing the Circle

Las Casas, Bartolomé de

Last Generation (Moraga)

“Lasting” rhetorical strategy

Last of the Mohicans, The (Cooper)

Latina/Latino literature

Latino Caucus

Laugrand, Frédéric

Laurent, Joseph

Lawrence, Bonita

League of Nations

League of the Iroquois, The (Hathaway)

“Learning to Be Smart” (Stern)

Learn the Alphabet with Northwest Coast Native Art (Native Northwest)

Leatherstocking Tales (Cooper)

Leaves of Grass (Whitman)

LeClerq, Christian

Le Clézio, Jean-Marie Gustave

Ledfeather (Jones)

Lefebvre, Henri

Left

Legba

León Portilla, Miguel

Lerner Publications Company

lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender (LGBT).

See also

homosexual;

See also

two-spirit Native people

characters in college literature selections

in Highway’s works

homophobia

McMullin’s works on Samoan

Metis, Dimaline’s Red Rooms story on

in Moses’ plays

in urban novels

letters

of 18th century Native writers

on birchbark

dictated

Farmington intertribal community

knowledge and

on Mohegans and Connecticut land case

Letters to Howard (Bigjim)

Levi-Strauss, Claude

Lewis, Robert

libraries

Life, History and Travels of Kahgegagahbowh (Copway)

Life Among the Piutes (Winnemucca)

Life Among the Qallunaat (Freeman)

Life and Adventures of Joaquín Murieta (Ridge)

Life and Times of Michael K., The (Coetzee)

Life and Traditions of the Red Man (Nicolar)

Life of David Brainerd (Edwards)

life writing

See also

autobiography

Light People, The (Henry)

Light Shining in Buckinghamshire (Churchill)

Like a Hurricane (Smith & Warrior)

Lili‘uokalani

Lincoln, Kenneth

Lindbergh, Charles

L’Ingenu (Voltaire)

linguistic relativism

Linn, Michael

Lionnet, Françoise

Lisser, Herbert George (H. G.) de

Listening Up, Writing Down, and Looking Beyond (Gingell & Roy)

literacy

assimilation and

authenticity and

as betrayal

Christianity and

“civ/sav” and

colonialism and

cultural ideology in manuals for

diplomacy and

Eliot and

genre and

identity and

land ownership and

male enfranchisement and

missionaries and

modernity and

oral communications and

politics and

in “replacement narrative,”

self-formation and

social and psychological effects of

social order and

sovereignty and

uses of

literary criticism

of Aboriginal works from Québec

accountability and

applicability of

Armstrong on

assimilation and

Blaeser on

Cariou on Canadian

in classrooms

colonialism and

continuance focus of

culture and

decolonization and

Derridean post-structural theory in

ethical considerations for

Euro-Western perspectives on

films and

history and

identity and

imperialistic

Indigenous methodologies for

individualism and

jargon in

Justice and Canadian

King on

literary nationalism and

Maracle on

Martin on, of Inuit works

McKegney on Canadian

mixed-bloodedness and

“Native American Renaissance” and

place-specific

postcolonial

postmodern

race and

requirements for

terminology for

tradition and

of translated texts

transnationalism and

by Vizenor

Warrior on

Womack on

on “word/image” issue

literary nationalism

Armstrong and

Cariou on Canadian

Cook-Lynn and

vs. cosmopolitanism

development of

in Hawai‘i

literary criticism and

Lyons on

scholarly research and

sovereignty and

transnationalism and

tribal-nation-specific perspective and

Warrior and

Womack and

literary transnationalism

literature

colonialism and

definition of

ho‘omanawanui on future of Indigenous

identity and

Indigenous works as “not,”

land and

mounds as

oral communications and

Rader on art and

sovereignty and

translated, presentation of

Literature of the American Indian (Sanders & Peek)

Littérature amérindienne du Québec—Écrits de langue française (Gatti)

Little Bighorn/Greasy Grass, Battle of the

little doe baird, jessie

Littlefield, Daniel F., Jr.

Little Pine

See also

Shingwaukonse

Little Salt

Little Woman Warrior Who Came Home (Yazzie)

Living Our Language (Treuer)

Lockhart, Zelda

logographic signs

Lokono

Lone Ranger and Tonto Fistfight in Heaven, The (Alexie)

Long Day’s Journey into Night (O’Neill)

Longfellow, Henry Wadsworth

Longfish, George

Long Island

“Long Story, A” (Brant)

Long Way From Home, A (Grygier)

Looking at the Words of Our People (Armstrong)

López, Carlos

Lord, Albert

Lord, Erica

Lords of the Underworld (Coe)

Loring, Kevin

Los relatos de el viejo Antonio (Marcos)

Lost Rivers (Barnes)

Los Vendidos (Valdez)

Lota Kapuāiwa

Louis, Adrian C.

Louisiana

Lovecraft, H. P.

Love Medicine (Erdrich)

Love Medicine and One Song (Scofield)

Loving in the War Years (Moraga)

Lowe, Blackhorse

Loyie, Larry

lua

Luak Mosholi

Lucas, Josh

Lucy (Kincaid)

“Luis Gonzalez Palma Never Took a Picture Here” (Rexford)

Luna, James

Lutz, Hartmut

Lynch, Brenda

Lyons, Lorenzo

Lyons, Scott Richard

“A Captivity Narrative,”

on Farmington letter

on identity

on literary nationalism

on miigis

“Rhetorical Sovereignty,”

X-Marks

Máakan Xook group

macehualli

Macheras, Dimi

MacKay, Fergus

Mackenzie, Kent

“Mackenzie River Eskimos,”

Maddox, Lucy

Madison, James

Maes-Jelinek, Hena

Magellan, Ferdinand

magical realism

Mahican

“Mahnomin” (Northrup)

Mahoe, Noelani

Mahucutah

ma‘i, mele

Maine

Main-Travelled Roads (Garland)

maize

See also

corn

makawalu

Malinche

Maliseet

Malo, Davida

Mam

Mama Ocllo

Mamet, David

Mamusse wunneetupanatamwe up biblum God (Eliot)

“Manabozho” (Schoolcraft)

Mana Magazine

Mana Publications

Manco Capac

Mandan

Manifest Destiny

manifesto

Manitoba

Mann, Lara

Manning, Erin

Manu, Moke

Manusina (Kneubuhl)

Māori

Mapping the Americas (Huhndorf)

maps

Mapuche literature

Maracle, Lee

Bobbi Lee: Indian Rebel

Cameron and

early literary criticism of

Eigenbrod on works of

ethnographic approach and

I am Woman

on Indigenous Canadian literature

on literary criticism

in “Native American Renaissance,”

on oral and written stories

Oratory

Sojourner’s Truth and Other Stories

Marcos (Subcomandante)

Mariana Islands

marketing

Maroons

Martin, Keavy

Martínez Huchim, Ana Patricia

Marx, Karl

Masayesva, Victor

Mashkiki-minis

See also

North America

Massachusett language

Massachusetts

Boston Massacre

Fall River Reservation

Mohicans’ petitions to

Natick

New England Company school in

Stockbridge (town)

taxation of American Indians by

Massey Lectures (King)

Masta, Henry Lorne

matai system

materialism

Mathews, John Joseph

Maud, Ralph

Maugham, Somerset

Mauri Ola (Wendt, Whaitiri, & Sullivan)

Maya

in Belize

codices

creation mythology of

del Valle Escalante’s study of the literature of Yucatek

duality in worldview of

flower symbolism for

Gonzáles on

in Guatemalan civil war

language evolution of

math and

Muk’ult’an in Nool on

Popol Wuj on world of

pottery with Popol Wuj figures

in Red Atlantic literature

slaves of

space and time to

Valdez’s mito and

Ward’s study of literature of

When the Mountains Tremble on

women’s roles in societies

Maya, Ildefonso

Maya Lu’um group

Mayer, Sophie, xviii

May May, Miguel Ángel

Mayo, Lisa

“May Your Sleep Be Blessed” (Sinavaiana-Gabbard)

Mazatec

Mazatec literature

McAdams, Janet

McAllister, Mick

McCall, Sophie

McDermott, Gerald

McDonald, Robert

McDonald, William

McDonough, Kelly

McDougall, Brandy Nalani

McGlennen, Molly

McGonegal, Julie

McGrath, Robin Gedalof

See also

Gedalof, Robin (McGrath)

McGregor, Arthur

McGregor, Lurline Wailana

McKegney, Sam

McKennan, Robert

McKenney, Thomas

Mclean, John

McLeod, Neal

McLuhan, Marshall

McMullin, Dan Taulapapa

McMurray, Charlotte Johnston

See also

Johnston, Charlotte

McMurray, William

McNickle, D’Arcy

McPherson, Michael

McWhorter, Lucullus

McWilliams, John

Means, Russell

Mean Spirit (Hogan)

media convergence

Medicine Crow, Joseph

medicine man

See also

shamanism

Medicine River (film)

medicine wheel approach

Mediz Bolio, Antonio

Medler, Andrew

Melanesians

mele

Mele Kanikau (Kneubuhl)

“Mele o Kaho‘olawe” (Mitchell)

Me llamo Rigoberta Menchú y así me nació la conciencia (Menchú Tum)

Melville, Herman

Melville, Pauline

Memmi, Albert

Memoir of an American Lady (Grant)

Memoir of Captain Paul Cuffee (Armistead)

Memoirs of Celebrated Female Sovereigns (Jameson)

“Memorial” (Sinavaiana-Gabbard)

Memory (film)

Menchú Tum, Rigoberta

Mendlesohn, Farah

Men of Courage from Our First Nations (Schilling)

Men of Maize (Asturias)

Menominees

Meriam Report

Meridian (Walker)

Mesoamerican cultural complex

Mesquakie

Message Sticks (Bacon)

mestiza/mestizo

Garcilaso as

identity of

“new consciousness” of

Perez on Anzaldua’s new tribalism and

in Xochikoskatl

Mestokosho, Rita

Metis.

See also

cross-bloods;

See also

mixed-bloods

Bidwell’s study of identity and literature

Cree term for

Indian Act on

LaRocque’s study of literature of

Princess Pocahontas and the Blue Spots on

Red River

self-identification as

Metis National Council (MNC)

mewenzhaa

Méxican

Méxican American

Méxican American Indian

Méxicanoh

Méxican Revolution

México

on Agreement

Almanac of the Dead set in

assimilation in

Caste Wars in

culture of, appropriation of

Huastecan Nahua in

Institutional Revolutionary Party in

Mazatec literature from

Mesoamerican cultural complex in

Nahuatl literature from

Secretary of Public Education (SEP)

shamanism in

treatment of indigenous peoples in

Yucatek Maya literature from

Meyer, Christopher

Meyer, Stephanie

Miamis

Michelin, Richard

Michif language

Michigan

Michigan Territory

Micronesia

Midasugaj

Midé

midewiwin

Mignolo, Walter

Miguel, Gloria & Muriel

miigis

Mi’kmaq

Mi’kmaw hieroglyphics

Miko Kings (Howe)

Miles, Tiya

Milky Way

Miller, Nancy K.

Mills, Jane

milpa

mimicry

Mink, John

Minnesota

Miranda, Deborah

Mishtikuashisht, Le Petit Grand Européen (film)

Misshepeshu

Missinak Community House

missionaries

Anishinaabe stories and

diaries/journals of 18th century Native

in Guåhan

in Hawai‘i

to Inuit

justification for

on Ka Hoku o ka Pakipika newspaper

Ke Kumu Hawaii newspaper for

literacy and

on mele hula

from Moor’s Charity School

removal of Natives and

Schoolcraft (Jane) and

Mississauga

Mississippi

Mississippi River

Missouria

Mitchell, Harry Kūnihi

Mitchell, Kimo

Mitchell, W. J. T.

Mitchell, Zerviah Gould

Mitiarjuk Nappaaluk, Salomé

mito

mixed-bloods.

See also

cross-bloods;

See also

Metis

in Afro-Native literature

authenticity of

in Cogewea

Cook-Lynn on

“dilution theory” on

on Guåhan

hybridity theories on

Indian Act and

literary criticism and

Schoolcraft (Henry) on Ojibwe

self-identification as

Womack on

Mixtec

Moana

Moby-Dick (Melville)

modernism

modernity

assimilation and

challenges of, preparation for

dispossession and

ethnographic studies and

fantasy literature and

literacy and

Muk’ult’an in Nool on

nationality and

nonfiction and

oral communications and

oral-literate theorists and

vampires and

Xochikoskatl and

Modern Language Association (MLA)

Modern Times (Longfish)

modified transnational approaches

Mohawks

18th century written works of

Abenakis and

after American Revolutionary War

“beaver wars” of

Brant’s leadership of

Ceil’s autobiography on

Charte de la langue française (Bill

diplomatic travel by

in Egypt

Euro-Western names for

in Iroquois Confederacy

land of, after American Revolutionary War

Mohawks (Cont.)in The Last of the Mohicans

literacy and

at Moor’s Charity School

“My Name Is Kahentiiosta” on

Occom and

in Oka Crisis in Québec

in Oquaga area

Primer for the Use of Mohawk Children

in Québec

in residential schools

Williams’ diary on life of

Mohawk/Samoa: Transmigrations (Stevens & Gabbard)

Mohegans

18th century written works of

19th century written works of

Abenakis and

in Connecticut

diplomatic travel by

Fielding’s journal on

after Fort William Henry siege

Johnson’s diary on ministry among

in The Last of the Mohicans

at Moor’s Charity School

Morse’s report on

Oneidas and

Removal Policy and

sacred migration traditions of

Wheelock on

Mohicans

Mojica, Monique

Mollis, Kara

Momaday, Al

Momaday, N. Scott

20th century Native writing and

The Ancient Child

In The Bear’s House

Byrd on works of

The Gourd Dancer

House Made of Dawn

images in works of

The Indolent Boys

The Names

in “Native American Renaissance,”

Native Writers’ Circle of the Americas award for

Pettit on plays of

In The Presence of the Sun

Pulitzer Prize for

Red Power Movement and

Teuton on works of

variety of works by

Warrior on works of

The Way to Rainy Mountain

Wong on works of

“Mon-Daw-Min” (Schoolcraft)

Monkey Beach (Robinson)

Monroe, James

“Monsieur Cochon” (McMullin)

Montana

Montauks

Montemayor, Carlos

Montes Romanillos, Sonia

mo‘okū‘auhau

mo‘olelo

Moolelo Hawaii (Malo)

“Moolelo Hawaii Kahiko” (Poepoe)

mo‘olelo ka‘ao

Moolelo o Hiiakaikapoliopele (Nogelmeier)

“Mooleo Hawaii Kahiko” (Poepoe)

Moon

Moon and Dead Indians, The (Moses)

Mooney, James

Moon for the Misbegotten, A (O’Neill)

Moor’s Charity School

Mopán

Moraga, Cherríe

Morali, Laure

Moravian Church

Morgan, Lewis Henry

Morgensen, Scott

Morley, Sylvanus

Morphology of the Folktale (Propp)

Morris, Irvin

Morrison, Toni

Morse, Jedidiah

Morse, Richardson

Morton-Robinson, Aileen

Mosay, Archie

Moses, Daniel David

Almighty Voice and His Wife

Angel of the Medicine Show

Anthology of Native Canadian Literature

Big Buck City

Brébeuf’s Ghost

children’s literature by

City of Shadows

Coyote City

The Dreaming Beauty

early literary criticism of

Kyotopolis

LGBT in plays of

The Moon and Dead Indians

Pettit on plays of

realism in plays of

Royal Commission on Aboriginal Peoples report and

Trickster theories of

variety of works by

The Witch of Niagara

Mosionier, Beatrice Culleton

Mother’s Tongue, The (Erdrich)

Motozintlec

mounds

Moundville

Mountain Windsong (Conley)

moyolchicahua

mud men

Mud Woman (Noranjo-Morse)

Muk’ult’an in Nool (Cocom Pech)

Multiculturalism Act

Munsees

Murray, Laura J.

Muskogee

Musqueam

Muting White Noise (Cox)

“Muzzeniegun, The” (Schoolcraft)

“My Island Is One Big American Footnote” (Bevacqua)

“My Name Is Kahentiiosta” (film)

My Name Is Masak (French)

MySpace

myths

aadizokaanag as

in anthologies

in codexes

Custer Died for Your Sins and

Inuit unikkaaqtuat and

mito and

new tribalism and

political activism and

Rodrigues and

Samoan, in McMullin’s poems

Tlingit, in Davis’ poems

Myths of the Cherokee and Sacred Formulas of the Cherokee (Mooney)

“My World” series

Nafanua

naguales

Nahua

See also

Aztecs

Nahua literature

nahuals

Nahuatl Institute

Nahuatl language.

See

Méxicanoh

Names, The (Momaday)

Nanaboozho

Nanih Waiya

Naranjo

Narragansett

Narragansett language

Narrative of Arthur Gordon Pym of Nantucket, The (Poe)

Narrative of the Life and Adventures of Paul Cuffe (Cuffe)

Naskapi

National Association for Academic Teachers of Public Speaking

National Book Award for Young People’s Literature

National Chicano Youth Liberation Conference

National Conference of Indigenous Peoples

National Congress of American Indians

National Council for Teachers of English (NCTE)

National Endowment for the Humanities (NEH)

National Indian Education Association (NIEA)

nationalism

Caribbean literature and

Chicana/Chicano

Eastman on

exceptionalist beliefs with

Herderian model of

literary.

See

literary nationalism

mele lāhui on

Metis identity and

new tribalism and

novels and

oral communications and

pantribal perspectives and

transnationalism and

tribal vs. Chicana/Chicano

Western genre and US

National Museum of the American Indian (NMAI)

National Party

Native American and Indigenous Studies Association (NAISA)

Native American Fiction (Treuer)

Native American Images on Film series

Native American literature

of 18th century

art exhibitions and study of

classroom studies of

colonialism and

comparative studies of

“Criticism and Curriculum” Seminar on

culture and

development of

in English

essentialist approaches to

“hybridized dialogue” of

legal documents and

oral communications and

politics and

Red Atlantic

Red-Black literature and

study of, stories of

Treuer on

use of colonial languages in

Washburn on teaching

“Native American Renaissance,”

Native American Theater Ensemble (NATE)

Native Ballgames

baseball.

See

baseball

Cherokee story of

definition of

fastpitch softball.

See

fastpitch softball

Howe’s research on

Miko Kings on

Playing Pastime on

Native Council of Canada (NCC)

Native Critics Collective

Native in Literature, The (King, Calver, & Hoy)

Native Land and Foreign Desires (Kame‘eleihiwa)

Native Literature in Canada (Petrone)

Native Networks, NMAI

Native North America (Hulan)

Native Northwest

“Natives of America” (Plato)

Native Writers and Canadian Writing

Native Writers’ Circle of the Americas

Nattilingmiut

Naturally Native (film)

Nature of North American Poetry, The (Wilson)

Nauat, Hilaria

Naukan

Navajo

Nāwahī, Joseph

Nazis

nd’ezhianishinaabebiigedibaajimowinkemi

nechpinajtisej

Negritude movement

nêhiyawêwin

Nelson, Edward

Nelson, Joshua B.

Nelson, Robert M.

nemiliztli

nepantla

nepantleras

“Nesendaawaa” (George)

Nesuton, Jacob

“Netsilik Eskimos,”

Never in Anger (Briggs)

“Nevermind” (Sinavaiana-Gabbard)

New American Indian Theater

Newark Earthworks

New Criticism

New England Company

New Mexico

New Native American Drama (Geiogamah)

New Echota Treaty

newspapers

19th century Native

American Indian and Alaska Native Newspapers and Periodicals

audience for

Hawaiian

literary critique of

New Stockbridge

new tribalism

New York City

New York State

Brotherton.

See

Brotherton

Buffalo Creek

Iroquois population in

Long Island

Mohicans’ petitions to

Oneidas’ petitions to

Oquaga

removal of Natives in

Senecas’ fight with

New Zealand

Nezahualcóyotl

Nez Perce War

“Ngati Kangaru” (Grace)

Ngugi wa Thiong’o

Ñhähñus

Niatum, Duane

nibwakawin

Nicaragua

Nicholas/Nickus (Etowaucum)

Nichols, Bill

Nichols, Ka-Mook

nicnehnemilia

Nicolar, Joseph

Nigeria

Night Flying Woman (Broker)

Night Wanderer, The (Taylor)

niicnochoca

Niigonwedom/Niigaanwewidam (James Sinclair)

“Nikamowin” (film)

Niles, Samuel

ninentinemi

nipanotinemi

nitlachixtoqueh

Nixon, Richard

Noah, Sim

Nobel Peace Prize

nobenas

Nogelmeier, Marvin “Puakea,”

Noh Tzec, Waldemar

Nolan, Yvette

nonfiction

See also

specific types

Noodin, Margaret

nopan nejnemisej

Noranjo-Morse, Nora

Norma Fleck Award for Canadian Children’s Non-Fiction

Norris, Jude

Norris, Malcolm

north

North America

in Anishinaabemowin

Canada.

See

Canada

México.

See

México

US.

See

United States

North American Indian Collection (Catlin)

North Carolina

North Dakota

Northern Tutchone

Northern Voices (Petrone)

Northrup, Jim

Northwest Territories

Norton, John

No Saco Nada de la Escuela (Valdez)

No Telephone to Heaven (Cliff)

“Notes on Camp” (Sontag)

“Notes Toward a Theory of Anomaly” (Justice)

nouns

Nous sommes tous des sauvages (Bacon & Acquelin)

novels

Euro-Western ideologies and

graphic

identity in

Indian voice in

individualism and

by Inuit

nationalism and

“original” stories for

political activism and

socioeconomics and

Teuton (Sean) on

urban

Nowak, Mark

Nuliajuk

Nunatsiavut

NunatuKavut

Nunavik

Nunavut

Nunavut Land Claims Agreement

Nungak, Zebedee

Nussbaum, Martha

Nuu chah nulth

NVision

Oakes Smith, Elizabeth

Oakgrove, Collins

Oaks, Priscilla

Obomsawin, Alanis

O’Brien, Jean

O’Brien, Lynne Woods

Occom, Mary

Occom, Samson

on American Revolutionary War

on audience

Brooks (Joanna) on works of

Brooks (Lisa) on works of

at Brotherton

A Choice Collection of Hymns

on Christian God

diaries and journal writings of

on education

Mohawks and

as Mohegan diplomat

in Mohegan land case with Connecticut

at Moor’s Charity School

Oneida and

publication of writings of

Sermon Preached at the Execution of Moses Paul

sermons and preaching of

“A Short Narrative of My Life,”

Warrior on works of

Wheelock and

on women

Occom, Tabitha

Occupy Movement

Ocmulgee Sign Project

O’Connell, Barry

Oconostota

Octagon Earthworks

odaminokwedwinan

Odawa

Odyssey Award

“Offering: Words” (Erdrich)

Ogden Land Company

Oglala Sioux

Ohio

Ohio River

Ohnesorge, Karen

Ojibwe

Aupaumut’s diplomatic mission to

board books by

in Brébeuf’s Ghost

Christianity and

classes on language and literature of

in graphic novels

Johnston on Greeks and

in Johnston’s Fort Mackinac war party

Jones’ history of

miigis, visions of

misogyny, in Kiss of the Fur Queen

in The Night Wanderer

Schoolcraft (Henry) and

Schoolcraft (Jane) and

Shingwaukonse on pictographs of

Warren’s history of

in WWI

Ojibwemowin language

Okanagan rock paintings

Oklahoma

Oklahoma! (Rodgers & Hammerstein)

Okmulgee

okpik, d g nanouk

Older Than America (film)

Old Indian Trick (Two-Rivers)

“Old Keyam” (Ahenakew)

Old Shirts & New Skins (Alexie)

“Old Way, The” (McMullin)

olis

Olmec

“Olomatua” (Fuaau)

Olund, Eric

Oman, Lela

ome pamitl

On & Off the Res’ w/Charlie Hill (film)

Once Were Pacific (Te Punga Somerville)

Ondinnok

One Horse (Glancy)

Oneidas

in American Revolutionary War

Brotherton.

See

Brotherton

Farmington intertribal community letter to

in Iroquois Confederacy

Johnson’s missionary activities with

Last of the Mohicans on

at Moor’s Charity School

Morse and

Occom and

in Oquaga area

Removal Policy and

Sullivan campaign and

treaties with, defense of

O’Neill, Eugene

Oneota, or Characteristics of the Red Race of America (Schoolcraft)

Ong, Walter

“On Hearing Another Friend Was Raped” (Driskill)

Onigoheriago, John

“On Leaving My Children” (Schoolcraft)

Only Drunks and Children (Taylor)

Onondaga

“On Professional Aztecs and Popular Culture” (Rieff)

“On Tribal Lands” (Smith)

Oosten, Jarich

oral communications

Aboriginal works in Québec and

of African Americans

Afro-Native literature and

of Anishinaabe

anthropologic approach to

art and

Aupaumut’s journal and

autobiographies and

Bacon on

in base text

Bearheart and

classroom studies of

colonialism and

context of

decolonization and

Euro-Western literary approaches to

films and

of Guåhan

ho‘omanawanui on

of Inuit

in legal cases

life writing and

literacy and

literature and

meaning in

on Mesoamerican migrants

of Metis

modernity and

of Mohicans

nationalism and

plays and

poetry and

provenance of

in Red Land, Red Power

Red Power novel and

role of, in Canadian Indigenous writing

as social activity

Teuton (Christopher) on

textuality and

oral communications (Cont.)transcription of

tsamorita

The Way of Thorn and Thunder and

of Yucatek Maya

orality

Cariou on Canadian

“civ/sav” and

comparative literature and

“Great Divide” between writing and

poetry and

restorying

Silko’s works and

textualized

visual space and

Orality and Literacy (Ong)

Orality and Literacy: Reflections Across Disciplines (Carlson et al.)

Oratory: Coming to Theory (Maracle)

orature

Chomsky and

ethnographic collection of

first use of term in scholarly work

literature and

mo‘olelo

Ngugi wa Thiong’o on Hawai‘ian

performative, Cruikshank on

poetry and

Sapir-Whorf hypothesis on

textualized

Ord, Placidus

Ordóñez y Aguiar, Ramón de

Oregon Trail

Organic Act

Ortiz, Simon J.

children’s books by

Earthworks collection of works of

on journals

in “Native American Renaissance,”

Native Writers’ Circle of the Americas award for

The People Shall Continue

on poetry

Silko and

“Speaking,”

strategies for scholars from

“Towards a National Indian Literature,”

on use of colonial language in Native American literature

variety of works by

Osage

Osage Constitution

Osage Rose, The (Holm)

Osawa, Sandra Sunrising

Osgood, Cornelius

Oshkaabewis Native Journal

Oshogay, Delia

Oskison, John Milton

Osorio, Jonathan Kamakawiwo‘ole

Otchingwanigan, Earl Nyholm

Other Dimension, The (Dupre)

Otneyarheh

Otoe

Ottawas

Our Brother in Red journal

Ourehouaré

Our Indian Heritage

“Our Sea of Islands” (Hau‘ofa)

“out-law genre,”

Out of Dust (Riggs)

Owen, Narcissa

Owens, Louis

owl people

Oxomoco

Oyate website

Ozhaguscodaywayquay

See also

Johnston, Susan

Paine-Butrick Papers

Paiutes

Paku‘i

Palace of the Peacock (Harris)

Palaita, David Ga’oupu

Palenque

pamitl

pana

Papahānaumoku (Earth Mother)

Papatie, Kevin

Paper Stays Put (Gedalof)

Papua New Guinea

Parins, James W.

Parker, Caroline, Ely, & Nicholson

Parker, Robert

Parks, Suzan-Lori

Parrish, Jasper

Partridge, Taqralik

Pascua, Jay Baza

paternalism

Path on the Rainbow, The (Cronyn)

patriarchy

in Anzaldúa’s works

assimilation and

capitalism and

captivity narratives and

colonialism and

dispossession and

eroticism and

in I Am Joaquín

land and

landscapes and

Muk’ult’an in Nool on

Schoolcraft (Jane) and

sovereignty and

tradition and

Patsauq, Markoosie

Paul, Moses

Payne, John Howard

Peachey, James

Pe‘ape‘amakawalu

Peck, Edmund James

pedagogy

Peek, Walter

“Peeled Red Onions” (Ruiz)

Peepy, Joseph

Pegahmagabow, Francis

Pele (goddess)

Pele and Hiiaka (Emerson)

Pemmican Publishers

“Penal Colony, The” (Kafka)

Penesi

Pennier, Hank

Pennsylvania

Penobscot

People and the Word, The (Warrior)

“People of Earth, People of Sky” (Reilly)

People of Indian Ancestry in Manitoba, The (Lagasse)

People Shall Continue, The (Oritz)

People’s National Congress (PNC)

Pequots

Pequot War

Perdue, Theda

Perez, Cecilia Catherine Taitano

Perez, Craig Santos

Perez, Domino Renee

Pérez-Torres, Rafael

Peru

Peterson, Nancy J.

petroglyphs

See also

pictographs

Petrone, Penny

Pettit, Alexander

Philip II (king)

philology

phonographs

phrenology

Piatote, Beth

pictographs

See also

logographic signs;

See also

petroglyphs

picture books

Pierce, Benjamin

Pierce, Maris Bryant

Pilgrims

Pillagers

Pine Ridge Reservation

Pioneers, The (Cooper)

pipiltin

Pirandello, Luigi

pisiit

Pitchlynn, Peter

Plain and Faithful Narrative of the Indian Charity School, A (Wheelock)

Plains Peoples

Plato

Plato, Ann

A Play: A Play (Kneubuhl)

Playing Pastime (film)

plays

pō

Pocahontas

Pocahontas (film)

Pocomán

Pocomchi

Poe, Edgar Allan

Poepoe, Joseph Moku‘ōhai

poetry

in anthologies

art and

Bacon on

Blaeser on

Cocom Pech on Mayan

comparative analysis of

Copway on English

Euro-Western literary terms for

Gould on

Mayer’s study of

oral communications and

Ortiz on

Perez’s study of Chamorro

Rader on

status of

translation of, from native to colonial language

Pohquonnoppeet, Peter

Pokagon, Simon

politics

courses on literature with political contexts

culture, history, and

Custer Died for Your Sins and

identity and

Inuit activism in

Like a Hurricane on activism

literacy and

male vs. female advice on

mele lāhui and

Native American literature and

scholarly research on

tribal nation specificity and

Polynesians

Pomo

pono

Popol Wuj

populism

Porcupines and China Dolls (Alexie)

Posey, Alexander

Posner, Barry Z.

postcolonial theory

Postectictlan

postmodernism

potatoes

Potawatomis

Potlatch (Clutesi)

Potlatch ceremonies

Poverty Point

Powell, Malea, xix

Power (Hogan)

Power, Susan

Power Pipes (Spiderwoman Theater)

Powlis, Paul

Powwow (Fond du Lac Head Start Program)

Powwow Highway (film)

Pratt, Charles

Pratt, Henry

Pratt, Mary Louis

prayers

Akiwenzie-Damm on poetry and

Muk’ult’an in Nool on Mayan initiation

pule

Praying Towns

Prendergast, Ellen Kekoaohiwaikalani

“Preparing to Retheorize the Texts of Oceania” (Wood)

President, The (Asturias)

Price-Mars, Jean

Primer for the Use of Mohawk Children, A

Princess Pocahontas and the Blue Spots (Mojica)

Printer, James

“Propulsives in Native American Literature” (Cook-Lynn)

Protect Kaho‘olawe ‘Ohana (PKO)

Protestantism

See also

specific denominations

Proud to be a Blacksheep (John)

Proulx, Paul-André

Pryse, Marjorie

Puerto Rico

Pukui, Mary Kawena

pule

Pulitano, Elvira

Pulitzer Prize

Pulsipher, Jenny

Pumshire, John

Puntan

Purdy, John

Puritans

qaggijut

qallunaat

qimik

Qitsualik, Rachel A.

Quakers

Quaquaquid, Henry

Quasha, George

Québec

Charte de la langue française (Bill

cultural alienation in

films from

Henzi’s study on Aboriginal works in French in

Indigenous Nations in

James Bay and Northern Québec Agreement

Mi’kmaq on Gaspé peninsula

Mohawk Oka Crisis in

Nunavik in

as occupied territory

students from, at Moor’s Charity School

Youth Council of First Nations of

Quechua

See also

Incans

Queen of the Woods (Pokagon)

queer

See also

homosexual;

See also

two-spirit Native people

Queer/Early/Modern (Freccero)

Quel

Quetzalcóatl

Quiché

Quick-To-See Smith, Jaune

Quijano, Aníbal

Quintasket, Christine “Mourning Dove,”

Quinta Temporada (Valdez)

Quinto meeting

quipú

quliraq

race

Afro-Native literature on

classification of American Indians by

coloniality and

gender and

image, text, and

literary criticism and

Metis identity and literature on

Rachel and Rueben (Rowson)

racial determinism

Rader, Dean

“Rain” (Maugham)

Rain (Silko)

Rain Is Not My Indian Name (Smith)

Rak, Julie

Ramazani, Jahan

Ramchand, Kenneth

Ramirez, Renya

Rasmussen, Knud

rationalism

rationality

Raynaud, Georges

raza cósmica

Razor’s Edge, The (Maugham)

realism

in assimilationist novels

in Caribbean literature

in Drowning in Fire

in Highway’s plays

magical

modernism and

in Moses’ plays

perspective in painting and

Rodrigues and

Sacred Water and

in Sundown

Reasoning Together (Acoose et al.)

Recinos, Adrián

red (color)

“Red Atlantic, The” (Weaver)

Red Dead Redemption (video game)

Red Earth, White Lies (Deloria)

Reder, Deanna

Red-Horse, Valerie

Red Land, Red Power (Teuton)

Red on Red (Womack)

Red Power Movement

Red Power novel

Red River Metis

Red Rooms (Dimaline)

red-tailed hawks

Reed-Danahay, Deborah E.

Reese, Debbie

Re: Eskimos

Regan, Paulette

“regionalism, relational,”

Reilly, F. Kent

Reinventing the Enemy’s Language (Harjo & Bird)

Relación de Yucatán (Landa)

Relocation Act

Remembered Earth, The (Hobson & Bruchac)

Remnants of the First Earth (Young Bear)

Renaissance, European

replacement narrative

representation

“Republic of Tricksterism” (Seesequasis)

Research Is Ceremony (Wilson)

Reservation Blues (Alexie)

Resident Evil (video game)

residential schools

19th century Afro-Native literature on

The Amendment on

assimilation and

child sexual abuse in

Choctaws in

college literature selections on

German teacher characters in novels on

Harper’s apology on Canadian

Indigenous languages in

The Indolent Boys on

Inuit in

Kiss of the Fur Queen on Catholic

literacy instruction in

As Long as the Rivers Flow on

“A Long Story” on

Loyie’s works on

Mohawks in

Pratt and

purpose of

Schoolcraft children in

shaming in

The Singing Bird on Cherokee

Truth and Reconciliation Commission on

Two Trees at

resistance literature

Restless Nomad, The (French)

restorying

“Retrieving the Red Continent” (Hoxie)

Revard, Carter

Reverb-ber-ber-rations (Spiderwoman Theater)

Rexford, Cathy Tagnak

Reynoso, Diego

Rez Life (Treuer)

Rez Politics (Yellow Robe)

Rez Sisters, The (Highway)

rhetoric

“Rhetorical Sovereignty” (Lyons)

Rhode Island

rice

Rich, Adrienne

Richler, Noah

Rickard, Jolene

Rickards Walking Bull, Montana Hopkins

Ridge, John

Ridge, John Rollin

Rieff, David

Riel, Louis

Rifkin, Mark, xx

Riggs, Lynn

Rigoberta Menchú and the Story of All Poor Guatemalans (Stoll)

Rigoberta Menchú Controversy, The (Arias)

Rise of the Novel, The (Watt)

Rivera Cusicanqui, Silvia

Roberts, Oral

Robinson, Eden

Robinson, Harry

Rodrigues, Basil

Rodríguez, Ileana

Roemer, Kenneth M.

Rogers, Will

Rohlehr, Gordon

Rolfe, John

Roman Catholic Church

romances

Roman Empire

Romero, Channette

“Rootedness” (Morrison)

Rose (Highway)

Rose, Gillian

Rosenbaum, Jonathan

Ross, Anne

Ross, John

Rothberg, Michael

Rothenberg, Jerome

Rouillard, John

Roulette, Roger

Round, Phillip H.

Round House, The (Erdrich)

Rowlandson, Mary

Rowley, Susan

Rowson, Susanna Haswell

Roy, Loriene

Roy, Wendy

Royal Commission on Aboriginal Peoples

Royal Commission on National Development in Arts, Letters, and Science

royaner canes

Royce, Charles

“Ruby in Me #1” (Belin)

Ruffenach, Jessie

Ruffo, Armand Garnet

Ruhl, Sarah

Ruiz, Cat

Runner in the Sun: A Story of Indian Maize (McNickle)

“Running on the Edge of the Rainbow” (film)

Ruoff, A. LaVonne Brown

Ruppert, James

Russia

Russian

Rymhs, Deena

Sacajawea

Sacapultec

Sacramento Bee

Sacred Feathers

See also

Jones, Peter

Sacred Hoop, The (Allen)

Sacred Water (Silko)

Sagan, Carl

Saginaw

Sagoyountha, Cornelius

Sahagun, Bernandino de

Said, Edward

St-Amand, Isabelle

Sainte-Marie, Chloé

St. John

St. Vincent

sakausiit

Saladin d’Anglure, Bernard

Salaita, Steven

Saldaña-Portillo, Josefina

Salina Bookshelf

Salish

Salishan language

“Salt, The” (Moraga)

Salt Publishing, Earthworks series

Salt-Wind, The (McDougall)

Saltypie (Tingle)

same-sex partnerships

Samoa

See also

Amerika Samoa

Sanaaq (Mitiarjuk Nappaaluk)

Sánchez Aké, Santiago

Sánchez Chan, Feliciano

Sanders, Thomas E.

Sanders, William

Sanderson, Steven Keewatin

Sands, Kathleen Mullen

San Francisco State University

Santa Fe Trail

Santamaría, Sáenz de

Sapir, Edward

Sapir-Whorf hypothesis

Saquainquaragton, Brant

Sarris, Greg

Saskatchewan

Sasquatch at Home, The (Robinson)

Sault Ste. Marie

Savage Tempest (Edwards)

Sayre, Robert F.

Scabio, Saskia

Scheckel, Susan

Scherzer, Carl

Schneider, Lucien

Schomburg Library of Nineteenth-Century Black Women Writers

school

18th century missionary

African American students in

boarding.

See

residential schools

English in Hawaiian

on Guåhan

of Huastecan Nahua

Muk’ult’an in Nool on

New England Company

Schoolcraft, Henry Rowe

Schoolcraft, Jane Johnston

School Library Journal

Schweig, Eric

science fiction

Scofield, Gregory

Scollon, Ron & Suzanne

Scotland

Scott, Duncan Campbell

“scrapbook aesthetic,”

scrip

“Scrutiny of the Power of the Indian Languages” (Schoolcraft)

Scully, Pamela

Seale, Doris

Sea of Lentils (Benítez-Rojo)

Searching for America anthology

Second Story Press

Secrets from the Center of the World (Strom & Harjo)

Sedgwick, Catherine Maria

Sedna

Seesequasis, Paul

Selvon, Sam

Seminoles

Sending My Heart Back Across the Years (Wong)

Senecas

Senghor, Léopold Sédar

Senier, Siobhan

Senungetuk, Joseph

“Separation” (Miranda)

separatism

Sequoyah

Sergeant, John

Sermon Preached at the Execution of Moses Paul (Occom)

“Serpent’s Covenant, The” (Wright)

sgadug

Shackleton, Mark

Shade, Hastings

Shakespeare, William

shamanism.

See also

medicine man

in Almanac of the Dead

in Atanarjuat

in Brébeuf’s Ghost

in Kiss of the Fur Queen

maize in

in México

sakausiit in

in Samoa, “Monsieur Cochon” on

Tedlock and

in Winnetou’s Snake Oil Show from Wigwam City

Shanawdithit

Sharing Our World (Native Northwest)

Shattered Dreams (Two-Rivers)

Shawnees

Shay, Charles

Shearman, Francis

Shelley, Mary

Shell Shaker (Howe)

Sherbert, Cedar

Sherzer, Joel

Shingwaukonse

“Short Narrative of My Life, A” (Occom)

Shotridge, Louis

Shu-mei Shih

Siberia

Sideshow Freaks and Circus Injuns (Howe & Mojica)

Sierra Leone

Sigal, Pete

Signs of Being (Perez)

silence

Bacon on

in classrooms

in colonial archive

LGBT writing and

resistance literature and

Vizenor on

of women in 18th century missionary schools

Silko, Leslie Marmon

Almanac of the Dead

Arrowboy and the Witches

“Border Patrol State,”

Byrd on works of

Ceremony

Coronado and the Gran Chichimeca script

in documentary film

Gardens in the Dunes

Huhndorf on works of

images in works of

Kurzen on autobiographical works of

Laguna Woman

“Landscape, History, and the Pueblo Imagination,”

“Language and Literature from a Pueblo Indian Perspective,”

at “Native American Literature” Seminar

in “Native American Renaissance,”

Native Writers’ Circle of the Americas award for

photography of

political causes and

Popol Wuj and

Rain

Sacred Water

Storyteller

The Turquoise Ledge

Warrior on works of

Yellow Woman and a Beauty of the Spirit

Silva, Kīhei de

Silva, Librado

Silva, Noenoe K.

Simermeyer, Genevieve

Simon, Daniel

Simon, Sarah

Sinavaiana-Gabbard, Caroline

Sinclair, Niigonwedom (Niigaanwewidam) James

“Sinews of Peace” (Churchill)

Singer, Beverly

Singer of Tales, The (Lord)

Singing Bird, The (Oskison)

Singing Home the Bones (Scofield)

“Single Decade, A” (Womack)

Sing: Poetry from the Indigenous Americas (Hedge Coke)

sinmedwe’ek

Sioux

“Sioux National Anthem,”

Sipacapa

sisigwad

Sitchin, Zechariah

“Sitting in History” (Borja-Kicho’cho)

Sitting Rabbit

Six Characters in Search of an Author (Pirandello)

Six Nations.

See also

Haudenosaunee Confederacy;

See also

Iroquois Confederacy

Brant and

Cayuga

Cooper’s works and

Five Families to

illegal white settlement on land of

Kirkland on diversity in

Mohawks.

See

Mohawks

Morse’s report on

Occom and

Oneidas.

See

Oneidas

Onondaga

Removal Policy and

Senecas

Sketches of Ancient History of

Tuscaroras

wampum belt reading by leaders of

Six Weeks in the Sioux Tepees (Wakefield)

Sketches of Ancient History of the Six Nations (Cusick)

Sketches of a Tour to the Lakes (McKenney)

Sketches of Labrador Life (Campbell)

Sketch of the Life of Okah Tubbee (Tubbee)

Skins (film)

Skins: Contemporary Indigenous Writing (Akiwenzie-Damm & Douglas)

Skinwalkers (film)

“Skraeling” (Qitsualik)

Slapin, Beverly

Slash (Armstrong)

slavery

19th century Afro-Native literature on

abolition

of Africans, shipment of

Almanac of the Dead on

of American Indians, shipment of

Aristotle’s theory of “natural,”

Cold Running Creek on

Defense of Indians on

Igbo story on flying from

justification for

in Maya societies

Meridian on

in Michigan Territory

Plato on

Tubbee and

Slocum, Cuffe

Smith, Barbara

Smith, Cynthia Leitich

Smith, Donald B.

Smith, Gerry

Smith, Linda Tuhiwai

Smith, Paul Chaat

Smith, Sidonie

Smoke Dancing (Gansworth)

Smoke Signals (film)

smudging

snake glyphs

snakeroot

snakes

Sneaky (Yellow Robe)

Sneve, Virginia Driving Hawk

“Snow Country Weavers” (Welch)

“Snow White Nothing for Miles” (Van Camp)

social Darwinism

social media

social order

Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council (SSHRC)

Society of American Indians

software for small-format publishing

Sojourner’s Truth and Other Stories (Maracle)

Solomon, Chad

solstice

Someday (Taylor)

Sommer, Doris

The Song of Memory journal

songs

Songs from the Heart (Can Pat)

Songs from This Earth on Turtle’s Back (Hobson & Bruchac)

Songs of Shiprock Fair (Tapahonso)

Son of Raven, Son of Deer (Clutesi)

Sontag, Susan

Soto, Hernando de

Soulcatcher (Davis)

Souls of Black Folk, The (DuBois)

Soul Talk (Hull)

Sound of Hunting, The (Kneubuhl)

Sound the Stars Make Rushing Through the Sky, The (Parker)

south

South Carolina

South Dakota

Southern Tutchone

South Pacific Creative Arts Society

sovereignty

Creole, in Caribbean

for Hawai‘i

Hogan on animal rights and

Indigenous rights movements on

interpretation of Native texts on

literacy and

literary nationalism and

literature and

Miko Kings and

mixed-blood identity and

multiethnic courses on

Osage Constitution on

patriarchy and

protection of

queer process of reimagining Indigenous continuity and

Silko and

tribal-specific perspective and

“unintelligibility” and

Vizenor on sui generis

westerns and

Womack on

Sovereignty and Goodness of God, The (Rowlandson)

Soy Pedro, Somo Mixteco (film)

Spain

Spanish

in castellanization

literary criticism of works in

Mayan magazine articles translated into

Ortiz on use of in Native American literature

Xochikoskatl translated into

Spanish-American War

“Speaking” (Ortiz)

Speak to Me Words (Rader & Gould)

Speck, Frank

speculative fiction

Speech Communication Association

speeches, transcription of

Spiderwoman Theater

spiral perspective

Spivak, Gayatry

Spokane people

Squanto

Standing Bear, Luther

Standing Rock Reservation

Star Quilter, The (Yellow Robe)

Stegner, Wallace

Stern, Pamela

Stevens, James Thomas

Stevenson, Winona

stickball

Stick Horse (Glancy)

stick men

Stille, Isaac

Stitzel, Judith

Stockbridge (Native Americans)

Stockbridge (town)

Stoker, Bram

Stolen Rain (film series)

Stoll, David

Stó:lō

stomp dance societies

Stone, Andrea

Stone, William

Stoppard, Tom

Stories from Oxkutzcab and Mani (Góngora Pacheco)

Stories of Our Way (Geiogamah & Darby)

Stories of the Road Allowance People (Campbell)

Story as Sharp as a Knife, A (Bringhurst)

Storyboard: A Journal of Pacific Imagery

“Story of America, The” (Howe)

Story of Susanna, The (Kneubuhl)

“Storyteller” (Benjamin)

Storyteller (Silko)

storytelling

story theory

Strachan, Carolyn

Strom, Stephen

Strong, Nathaniel Thayer

structuralism

Stuart, David & George

Studi, Wes

Studies in American Indian Literatures (SAIL) journal

Studies in American Indian Literatures: Critical Essays and Course Designs (MLA)

Sugar Island

Sugars, Cynthia

Sugpiaq

suicide

Sullivan, Robert

Sumaria relación (Alva Ixtlilxóchitl)

Summer on the Lakes (Fuller)

Sun

Sundance Film Festival

Sundance Institute

Sundown (Mathews)

Sun Moon and Feather (Spiderwoman Theater)

“Sun Mountain” (Rodrigues)

Sunset Crowd, The (Kneubuhl)

Suquamish Tribe

Suriname

Surrounded, The (McNickle)

Survival (Atwood)

survivance

Susquehanna River

Swann, Brian

Swanton, John

“Symbol and Structure in Native American Literature” (Allen)

Syrette, Marie

Tagaloa

Tagish

Tahltan

Taino

Taíno (Barreiro)

talking stick ceremony

Talley, Jeannine E.

TallMountain, Mary

Talman

Tamasese, Tupua

Tammarniit (Mistakes) (Kulchyski & Tester)

Tanacross

Tanana

tangata whenua

Tantalize series (Smith)

Tapahonso, Luci

Tarahumara

Tatamy, Moses

Tate, Claudia

Tate, Jerod

Tatonetti, Lisa

Taube, Karl A.

taulaaitu

Tautpuhqtheet (sachem)

Taylor, Alan

Taylor, Drew Hayden

400 Kilometers

alterNatives

The Baby Blues

The Berlin Blues

The Bootlegger Blues

The Buz’gem Blues

Byrd’s study of works by

Dead White Writer on the Floor

genre and

The Night Wanderer

Only Drunks and Children

Pettit on plays of

Someday

storytelling by

In a World Created by a Drunken God

Taylor, John

“Teaching Aboriginal Literature” (LaRocque)

Teaching Community (hooks)

“Teaching Native North American Studies” (Shackleton)

“Teaching/Reading Native Writing” (Kruk)

Teatro Campesino

techas

Teco

Tec Poot, José

Tecun Uman

Tedlock, Barbara

Tedlock, Dennis

Teenah, Paul

Tejonihokarawa

Tekahionwake

See also

Johnson, E. Pauline

teleological approach

Tempest, The (Shakespeare)

Tennessee

Tenney, Jon

Tenskwatawa

teoaxoxtli

Tepehuas

Te Punga Somerville, Alice

tequihuia

tequipanoa

Termination Act

Tester, Frank James

testimonio

Testimonio de una iniciación (Cocom Pech)

Teuton, Christopher B.

Teuton, Sean Kicummah

Texas

Texas Titan, A (Oskison)

textuality

Thanksgiving

theater

Theytus Books

Thief of Time, A (film)

“Thieves” (Hattori)

Things Fall Apart (Achebe)

Think Indian (Johnston)

Think of a Garden (Kneubuhl)

Third World Liberation Front

31 January Popular Front

This Bridge Called My Back (Anzaldúa)

This Bridge We Call Home (Anzaldúa & Keating)

This Is My Country, What’s Yours? (Richler)

This Is Not a Pipe (Foucault)

Thorpe, Jim

Thrasher, Anthony Apakark

Thrasher: Skid Row Eskimo (Thrasher)

Three Day Road (Boyden)

“three sisters,”

Thresholds of Difference (Emberley)

Through Black Spruce (Boyden)

Thrush, Coll

Thunder Through My Veins (Scofield)

Ticasuk

Tikal

tikanga

Tikba heka

Time Binds (Freeman)

timoesotijtokej

timokuanejnemiliaj

timoyolnejnemiliaj

Tingle, Tim

tipuna

Tisquantum

Titiraliritti! Inuktitut literacy project

tlachixquetl

tlachiyaliztli

tlaixpohua

Tlalchitonatiuh

Tlaltolontipan

tlamatinis

tlatoani

Tletonatiu(h)

Tlingit

Toad, The (Glancy)

toa fafine

Tofa Samoa (Kneubuhl)

Tohe, Laura

Tohil

Tohono O’odham

toindioma

Tojolobal

“Tōkinish” (Stevens)

Tolkien, J. R. R.

Toltecs

Tomahawk (newspaper)

Tomaquag Indian Memorial Museum

Tompkins, Jane

Tony, Mary

Torres, Robert Tenorio

To Talk Straight (Heiss)

“To the Pine Tree” (Schoolcraft)

Totonacos

Toughest Indian in the World, The (Alexie)

“Toward a Black Feminist Criticism” (Smith)

“Towards a National Indian Literature” (Ortiz)

Tracks (Erdrich)

Traditional History and Characteristic Sketches of the Ojibway Nation (Copway)

Trail of Broken Treaties

Trail of Tears

Transatlantic Indian, The (Flint)

transgeneric interventions

Trans-Indigenous (Allen)

transistance

Transit of Empire, The (Byrd)

“Translation of Blood Quantum” (Woody)

transnationalism

trauma theories

treaties

treaties (Cont.)1979 march on Washington on

Four Mothers Society and

images and text in

Indian Act on signatories to

interpretation of Native texts on rights in

with Iroquois Confederacy

Pumshire’s interpreting for

ratification of

Ridge and Cherokee

wampum records as

Treaties (Franklin)

Treaty Party

Treuer, Anton

Treuer, David

Triangle Trade

tribal collective conscious

“Tribal Literature” (Johnston)

“Tribal Literature” (Sanders)

tribal-nation-specific perspective

of Acoose

Armstrong on

assimilation and

authenticity and

on Blood Sports

in classrooms

“cultural initiation” and

literary nationalism and

of McLeod

in multiethnic courses

Nelson and

reorienting and

solidarity and

terminology for

textuality and

tradition and

Tribal Secrets (Warrior)

Trickster anthology (Dembicki)

Trickster theories

Trinidad

Trudeau, Elliott

True Blood (tv series)

True Whispers (film)

Truth About Stories, The (King)

Truth and Bright Water (King)

Truth Teller, The (Glancy)

tsamorita

Tseshaht

Tséyi’ / Deep in the Rock (Strom & Tohe)

Tsilhqot’in

Tsimshian

Tubbee, Mosholeh

Tubbee, Okah

Tuniit

Túpac Amaru II

Túpac Inca Yupanqui

Turner, Frederick W.

Turner, Sarah E.

Turner Classic Movies (TCM)

Turquoise Ledge, The (Silko)

Turtle Island

See also

North America

Turtle Island Productions

Tuscaroras

Twilight series (Meyer)

Two Laws (film)

Two-Rivers, E. Donald

two-spirit Native people

2000 Years of Mayan Literature (Tedlock)

Two Trees, Kaylynn

Tzeltal

tz’ite’ men

Tzotzil

Tzutuhil

Uashat-Maliotenam Residential School

Uaxacutún

Uinigumasuittuq

U k’aaxilo’ob In Puksi’ik’al (Can Pat)

U k’aayil Maya T’aan magazine

Unangam Ungiikangin Kayux Tunusagin (Bergsland & Dirk)

Unangan

“Unassimilated Theorist, The” (Alcoff)

Uncas, Ben

Uncas, Owaneco

Unicab, Maria

unikkaaqtuat

unikparaq

United Indian Nations

United Nations (UN)

United Nations Educational, Scientific, and Cultural Organization (UNESCO)

United States (US).

American exceptionalist beliefs in

American Indian Religious Freedom Act

annexation of Hawai‘i

Civil Rights Act

Curtis Act

Dawes Act

General Allotment Act.

See

General Allotment Act

Great Depression in

on Guåhan

Indian Child Welfare Act

Indian Citizenship Act

Indian Removal Act

Indian Self-Determination and Education Assistance Act

IRA

land claims by Inuit in

maps of Indian Reservations in

“melting pot” model of

Organic Act of Guam

Pledge of Allegiance to

Relocation Act

Removal Crisis of

Termination Act

tribal nations in

Wheeler-Howard Act

United States Army

United States Bureau of American Ethnology

United States Congress

United States Department of the Interior

University of California at Berkeley

University of Georgia

University of Guam

University of Illinois

University of México

University of Minnesota

University of Oklahoma

University of Oklahoma Press

University of Papua New Guinea

University of the South Pacific

Unnatural and Accidental Women, The (Clements)

(Untitled) I Tan to Look More Native (Lord)

Unwritten Literature of Hawai‘i (Emerson)

Upper Kuskokwim

Upper Tanana

Uqalurait: An Oral History of Nunavut (Bennett & Rowley)

urban novels

Urban Tattoo (Clements)

Ureña de Henríquez, Salomé

Urrea, Luís Alberto

Uspantec

Utiú

U Tzikbalilo’ob Oxjutzcab Yeetel Mani (Góngora Pacheco)

úun

Uyajal Maya Wiiniko’ob magazine

va’aalo

Vacub Caquix

Vai, Drew

Vail, Gabrielle

Valdez, Luis

vampires

Van Buren, Martin

Van Camp, Richard

Van Styvendale, Nancy

Vardell, Sylvia M.

Vargas, Sebastian Garcilaso de la Vega

Vasconcelos, José

Vega, Garcilaso de la

Velasco, Cristóbal

Velikovsky, Immanuel

Veniaminov, Ivan

Ventriloquist’s Tale, The (Melville)

Vera Cruz, Alonso de la

“verbal art,”

verbs

Vicente Menchú Organization of Christian Revolutionaries

video games

video recordings

Vigil, Kiara M.

Vikings

Vimeo

Vincent, Lewis

Vinegar Tom (Churchill)

Virginia Colony

Visit Teepee Town (Glancy & Nowak)

Vizenor, Gerald

Anishinaabe stories by

Anishinabe Nagamon

Bacon and

Bearheart

Bear Island

Blaeser’s study of

Byrd on works of

on cross-blood identity

The Heirs of Columbus

on history of Native writing in English

King and

literary criticism by

Lord and

in “Native American Renaissance,”

Popol Wuj and

on silence

skeptical approach of

on sovereignty

strategies for scholars from

Teuton on works of

on tragedy

trickster postmodernism of

Warrior on works of

on “word/image” issue

Volkgeist

Voltaire

voting rights

“Waagaamitigoog/Crooked Trees” (Noodin)

Wabanaki

Wabose, Catherine

Wade, Patricia

Wagamese, Richard

wahi pana

“Waimanalo Litany” (Sinavaiana-Gabbard)

Wākea (Sky Father)

Wakefield, Sarah

Wakeham, Pauline

Walker, Alice

Walker, Pauline

Walking Dead, The (tv series)

Walking with Ghosts (Driskill)

Wallace, Jason

Wallace, Jeremy

Wallis, Velma

Walpole Island

Wampanoag

wampum

Wapikoni Mobile Corporation

Ward, J. W.

Ward, Thomas

War of

Warren, William Whipple

Warrior, Emma Lee

Warrior, Robert

on 18th century Native writing

on American consciousness

American Indian Literary Nationalism

on Deloria’s works

on “ethical theorizing,”

on focus for Native American literature

on history

Like a Hurricane

on literary criticism

literary nationalism and

on nonfiction

The People and the Word

on Smoke Signals

strategies for scholars from

on transnational studies

Tribal Secrets

Wasagunackank

Washburn, Frances

Washington, DC

Washington, George

Washington State

Washita, Battle of the

water (element)

Waterlily (Deloria)

Watermelon Nights (Sarris)

water pollution

water rights

Watson, Julia

Watt, Ian

Wauchusco

Way of Thorn and Thunder, The (Justice)

Way to Rainy Mountain, The (Momaday)

w’daebawae

“We Are Still Here” series

Weaver, Jace

American Indian Literary Nationalism

on anthologies

on community

on need for literature

on “The Red Atlantic,”

on Red Power era’s impact

strategies for scholars from

weaving

Weebjob (Glancy)

Weesageechalk (Cree trickster)

Welch, James

Byrd on works of

The Death of Jim Loney

Fools Crow

“Gesture Down to Guatemala,”

The Heartsong of Charging Elk

The Indian Lawyer

in “Native American Renaissance,”

“Snow Country Weavers,”

Teuton on works of

Winter in the Blood

Wenabozho

Wendat

See also

Wyandots

Wendt, Albert

We Shall Remain (tv series)

west

westerns

West Indian Novel and Its Background, The (Ramchand)

West Indies

Whaitiri, Reina

Wheeler-Howard IRA

Wheelock, Eleazar

“Wheel” sculpture

When Brer Rabbit Meets Coyote (Brennan)

When the Mountains Tremble (film)

When the Other Is Me (LaRocque)

When the Spirits Dance (Loyie)

Where Clouds Are Formed (Zepeda)

Where the Blood Mixes (Loring)

Where We Once Belonged (Figiel)

Whispers from the Other Side (King)

white (color)

White, Harley

White, Porky

White Earth Land Settlement Act (WELSA)

White Earth Reservation

white-man-impersonating-Indian-treaty-speech genre

whites

appropriation of culture by

Bonnin’s autobiography and

Custer Died for Your Sins on

with Internet access

miscegenation laws on

Morgan’s literary society for

in Oskison’s works

“passing as,”

“race relations” with

in Wynema

in Xochikoskatl

White Seneca

Whiting, Henry

Whitman, Walt

Whittaker, John

“Who are the Métis in Section

whooping cough

“Who Owns the Land?” (Erdrich & Dorris)

Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf? (Albee)

Wičazo Ša Review

Wickwire, Wendy

Wiget, Andrew

Wiggwaaskingaa (McGregor)

Wiigwaas Press

Wiintigo

Wiisajak

Wilcox, Robert W. Kalanihiapo

Wild Harvest (Oskison)

Wilkins, David

Willard, William

William Cooper’s Town (Taylor)

Williams, Angeline

Williams, Eleazar

Williams, Eleazer

Williams, Eunice

Williams, Roger

Williams, Tennessee

Williams, Thomas

Willink, Elizabeth W.

Willinsky, John

wills

Wilson, August

Wilson, Bill

Wilson, Daniel H.

Wilson, Norma C.

Wilson, Peter

Wilson, Shawn

Wilson, Terry

Wimpey, Elijah

Wind from an Enemy Sky (McNickle)

Windigo Tale, A (Ruffo)

Wingfield, Edward Maria

Winkfield, Unca Eliza

Winnebagoes

Winnemucca, Sarah

Winnetou’s Snake Oil Show from Wigwam City (Spiderwoman Theater)

winter counts

Winter in the Blood (Welch)

Winter Studies and Summer Rambles in Canada (Jameson)

Wisconsin

witchcraft

Witch of Niagara, The (Moses)

Without Reservation: Indigenous Erotica (Akiwenzie-Damm)

“witness narrative,”

Wolfe, Jerry

Wolf in Camp (King)

Wolfmark (Bruchac)

Womack, Craig

American Indian Literary Nationalism

Art as Performance, Story as Criticism

on critic’s commitment to Indigenous communities

on Deloria’s works

Drowning in Fire

on hybridity

on literary criticism

literary nationalism and

on mixed-blood identity

on Native studies

on oral tradition

on Oskison

Red on Red

on Red Power era’s impact

reorienting and

“A Single Decade,”

on sovereignty

strategies for scholars from

on teaching “melting pot” literature

Warrior on works of

on Wynema

Woman of Labrador (Goudie)

Woman Who Owned the Shadows (Allen)

Woman Who Was a Red Deer Dressed for the Deer Dance, The (Glancy)

women

18th century Native writers

African American writers, criticism of

in Caribbean literature

child custody, loss of

colonialism and bodies of

Figiel’s work on Samoan

Grant on Native American

in I Am Joaquín

Indian Act on status and identity of

Jameson on Native American

kanikau and

in Kiss of the Fur Queen

landscapes and

in “A Long Story,”

Mayan, in codices

modernity, rationality, and

at Moor’s Charity School

Occom on

in Oskison’s works

Roman Catholic Church and

Schoolcraft (Jane) on Ojibwe

Wong, Hertha Dawn Sweet

Wood, Houston

Woodbury, Anthony C.

Woody, Elizabeth

Wôpanâak

World, the Text, and the Critic, The (Said)

World Council of Indigenous Peoples

Worlds in Collision (Velikovsky)

World War I (WWI)

World War II (WWII)

World Wide Web

Wounded Knee, Battle of

Wounded Knee, takeover of

Wright, Alexis

Wright, Ann

Wright, James A.

Write It On Your Heart (Robinson)

“Writing and Working for Change” project

Writing As Witness (Brant)

Writing the Circle

wuj

Wyandots

See also

Wendat

Wynema, a Child of the Forest (Callahan)

Wyoming

Wyss, Hilary

Wzôkhilain, Peter Paul

See also

crossroads

X axis

Xbalanqué

See also

Ixbalanqué

Xibalbá

Xicana/Xicano

See also

Chicana/Chicano;

See also

Hispanics

Ximénez, Francisco

X-Marks (Lyons)

Xmucané

xochicalli

xochicuicatl

Xochikoskatl (Hernández)

xochitlatzotzontli

Xokoyotzin, José Antonio

Xolotl

Xpiyacoc

X-Teya, U puksi’ik’al ko’olel (Ceh Moo)

Yaajal k’in workshop

Yac

Yamacraw

Yancuic Xihuitl

Yaqui

Yax Balun

Y axis

Yazzie, Evangeline Parsons

yellow (color)

Yellow Bird

See also

Ridge, John Rollin

Yellow Raft in Blue Water, The (Dorris)

Yellow Robe, William S., Jr.

Yellowstone

Yellow Woman and a Beauty of the Spirit (Silko)

yolcui

yoltlallamiquiliztli

yoltoc

Yoruba

Young, Brian

Young, James

Young Bear, Ray

YouTube

Yucatec language

Yucatek people

Yukon

Yup’ik

Zapatista Army of National Liberation

Zapotec

Z axis

Zay Zah v. Clearwater County

Zen of La Llorona, The (Miranda)

Zepeda, Ofelia

Zipacná

Zitkala-Ša

See also

Bonnin, Gertrude Simmons

zombies

Zoot Suit (Valdez)

Zuni Lucero, Evelina

Zurer, Ayelet

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