Mark My Words: Native Women Mapping Our Nations

Readers interested in the literature, culture, and history of the Great Plains will not only find Goeman's work on Harjo relevant but will also benefit from the triangulation of the space of the Great Plains through the process of (re)mapping that she describes. [...]with such a long connection...

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Published in:Great plains quarterly 2014, Vol.34 (2), p.203-204
Main Author: JOHNSON, KELLI LYON
Format: Review
Language:English
Subjects:
Colonialism
Indigenous peoples
Native literature
Native women
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Summary:Readers interested in the literature, culture, and history of the Great Plains will not only find Goeman's work on Harjo relevant but will also benefit from the triangulation of the space of the Great Plains through the process of (re)mapping that she describes. [...]with such a long connection with a variety of Native nations, the Great Plains serves as a key compass point for understanding Goeman's fundamental argument that space and place are not, for indigenous people, academic, theoretical, or fixed.
ISSN:0275-7664
2333-5092
DOI:10.1353/gpq.2014.0039