A01=Barry O'Connell
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American Indian protest literature
anti-racism firsthand accounts
Author_Barry O'Connell
Author_William Apess
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colonialism critique literature
cross-cultural justice narratives
decolonization narratives in literature
early Indigenous public intellectuals
early tribal rights writing
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firsthand accounts of discrimination
historical civil rights advocacy
historical trauma narratives
Indigenous documentary literature
Indigenous human rights writing
Indigenous moral and rhetorical traditions
Indigenous perspectives on American democracy
Indigenous political activism history
Indigenous reform discourse
Indigenous reform movements
Indigenous resistance narratives
Indigenous voice in American literature
memorializing tribal experience
Native American autobiography
Native American identity formation
Native American literary heritage
Native American oratory traditions
Native American protest tradition
Native American social criticism
Native dignity and resilience themes
Native ethical and political thought
Native leadership in social justice
Native perspectives on citizenship
Native perspectives on colonial injustice
Native political awakening texts
Native political philosophy texts
Native spiritual and cultural identity
Native truth-telling traditions
nineteenth century Indigenous authors
nineteenth century reform literature
oppression and survival testimony
social reform rhetoric in early America
tribal advocacy and public witness
tribal community advocacy
tribal history through personal narrative
tribal sovereignty narratives
Product details
- ISBN 9780870237706
- Weight: 670g
- Dimensions: 155 x 235mm
- Publication Date: 26 Feb 1992
- Publisher: University of Massachusetts Press
- Publication City/Country: US
- Product Form: Paperback
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