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Believing in Indians

Name: Believing in Indians
Brand: Washington State University Press
SKU: 45944332
Price: 20.39 EUR
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Author: Tony Tekaroniak Evans
ISBN: 9781638640295

Tony Tekaroniak Evans

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Inglese

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Codice Libristo: 45944332

Casa editrice Washington State University Press, novembre 2024

Coming of age in an era of assimilation and cultural erasure, Tony Tekaroniake Evans' third-grade te... Descrizione completa

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Coming of age in an era of assimilation and cultural erasure, Tony Tekaroniake Evans' third-grade teacher informed his class that Indians no longer exist. How could this be when his grandmother spoke Mohawk in the house? Thus begins a comical, informative, and heartbreaking journey in search of his Indigenous identity. His transformative encounters with mentors, books, and conflicting ideas about Indians shatter stereotypes and challenge assumptions on both sides of the cultural divide. He pursues the deeper significance of his Iroquois traditions and, with irony and wit, delivers a critique of American history shaped by being both Indian and non-Indian. He finds no easy answers, and ultimately, his story becomes an affirmation that loyalty to family, with all its quirks and heartaches, is the quintessential ideology.