Native American / Indigenous Literature

Descrizione
Our September List of the Month is dedicated to the literature of indigenous peoples. Native American, First Nations, Aboriginal, Maori. If the literature explores the indigenous experience, and is written (or co-written) by an indigenous author, please add it to the list. Only downvote titles that do not fit this theme, or that are not written by indigenous authors.
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1,462 utenti
59 recensioni
3.9
Classifica globale 7
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3,167 utenti
106 recensioni
4.1
Classifica globale 147
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Tess_W,Muscogulus
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Muscogulus : This is an old-fashioned racist account of the western frontier by a white journalist and history buff. Sam Gwynne is naive about his 19th-century sources and hasn't read anything by Indian scholars. The book's popularity is due to its racy scenes of combat and slaughter, and the fact that it asks little of the reader. The (unexplained) title is partly swiped from a much better book, [[The Comanche Empire]].
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8,945 utenti
128 recensioni
½ 4.3
Classifica globale 4
10 Members
reader517, Cecrow, bibliotecara, MaureenRoy, briannad84, ojy, Tess_W, GrinningCat, MaryBiblio, jhammers905,Muscogulus
Spiegazioni
Cecrow: Noting however, the author is not indigenous!
Muscogulus : This 1970 book should be no one's first choice for learning Native American history today. Other white authors had written heartfelt books about U.S. cruelty and injustice toward Indians in the past, to little effect. American Indian activists and the shock of the Vietnam War made the public ready to receive this one. It has had a historic impact but it does not provide a comprehensive view of its topic.
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3,748 utenti
57 recensioni
4
Classifica globale 149
Member
Tess_W,
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3,337 utenti
190 recensioni
3.8
Classifica globale 151
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Tess_W,