Writing Indians
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A01=Hilary H. Wyss
Author_Hilary H. Wyss
captivity narrative studies
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colonial discourse analysis
colonial encounter analysis
colonial era Native identity
colonial language appropriation
colonial New England studies
colonial power and resistance
colonial schooling systems
comparative colonial writings
cross-cultural contact studies
cultural adaptation history
early American letters and journals
early American life writing
early American manuscript culture
early American print culture
early American religious history
early American textual analysis
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ethnohistorical research
historical anthropology of religion
historical identity formation
Indigenous agency in colonial contexts
Indigenous autobiography traditions
Indigenous conversion narratives
Indigenous intellectual history
Indigenous modernity studies
Indigenous pe
Indigenous storytelling traditions
Indigenous use of Christian rhetoric
intercultural communication history
literature and religion intersections
missionary education history
missionary settlement history
Native American history
Native authorship in early America
Native Christianity history
Native community formation
Native literacy history
Native participation in colonial institutions
Native voices in archives
New England colonial culture
Protestant influence on Indigenous culture
religious conversion debates
religious hybridity studies
resistance through language
settler-colonial studies
spiritual narratives in Native communities
subaltern voice recovery
translation and interpretation in colonial texts
Product details
- ISBN 9781558494121
- Weight: 342g
- Dimensions: 129 x 228mm
- Publication Date: 30 Jul 2003
- Publisher: University of Massachusetts Press
- Publication City/Country: US
- Product Form: Paperback
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