Indigenous Perspectives of North America : A Collection of Studies.

Intro -- TABLE OF CONTENTS -- INTRODUCTION -- PART I -- BETWEEN RELATIVISM AND ROMANTICISM -- GLIFWC -- ABORIGINAL LITERATURES IN CANADA -- REPRESENTACIONES DEL MUNDO INDÍGENAEN LA LITERATURA MEXICANA DEL SIGLO XX -- PROSPECTS FOR ABORIGINALLANGUAGES IN CANADA -- PART II -- FROM REMOTE RESERVESTO THE GLOBAL INDIAN VILLAGE -- L'INTRUSION DES « CODES » AMERINDIENSDANS LE THEATRE QUEBECOIS -- ABORIGINAL VERSUS THE MÉTISBETWEEN RACE AND ETHNICITY -- "MUCH OF WHAT WE LEARN ABOUT INDIANS,WE LEARN AS CHILDREN" -- TRACKING THE LAND/MEMORY -- IN-BETWEEN WESTERN AND INDIGENEOUS -- CULTURAL HYBRIDITY IN TWENTIETHCENTURY MÉTIS AUTOBIOGRAPHIES -- INDIANS AND THEIR ART -- FROM LEGEND TO THE BIG SCREEN -- MEMORY, TOTEM AND TABOOIN JIM JARMUSCH'S DEAD MAN -- THE BARK-PEELERS OF THE NORTH -- REPRESENTACIONES DE NATIVOSDE LA COSTA NOROESTE DE AMERICADEL NORTE EN LOS DIBUJOSDE LA EXPEDICION MALASPINA(1791-1792) -- LOS INDIOS DEL ISTMO DE TEHUANTEPECEN LOS ESCRITOS DE KÁROLY LÁSZLÓ -- PART III -- "I WAS THE ONE WHO SHOULDHAVE BEEN RELATED TO BIG BEAR" -- THE CREATION OF THE STEREOTYPICALINDIAN WITHIN NATIVE CANADIAN CULTURE -- CANADIAN NATIVE PEOPLES -- A CULTURAL READER ON ABORIGINALPERSPECTIVES IN CANADA -- INDIGENOUS PERSPECTIVESON THE LANDSCAPE OF NORTH AMERICA -- INUIT MENTAL HEALTH AND INDIGENOUSPSYCHOLOGY -- JONATHAN EDWARDS AND THE INDIANS -- "I'LL BE THE INDIAN,AND YOU GUYS THE COWBOYS" -- PART IV -- ARCTIC AMERICA THROUGH MEDIEVALEUROPEAN EYES -- ABORIGINAL PEOPLES IN THE CANADIANMILITARY -- A SEPARATE INDIGENOUS PARLIAMENTAS A MODEL TO IMPROVE ABORIGINALPOLITICAL REPRESENTATION IN CANADA -- LA POLITIQUE SUR LA QUESTIONDES PEUPLES AUTOCHTONES -- INDIGENES OU ALLOCHTONES -MINORITES LINGUISTIQUESA MULTIPLES IDENTITES -- L'INCONSCIENT LITTERAIRE QUEBECOISET HONGROIS OU LES DROITS LINGUISTIQUESAU CANADA ET EN EUROPE CENTRALE.

FRANCISCO DE VITORIAY LA CONQUISTA DE AMERICA -- DERECHOS DE LOS INDIOSEN LAS CONSTITUCIONES,DECRETOS Y MANIFIESTOS POLITICOSDE MEXICO 1810-1824 -- MUERTE A LOS QUE LLEVEN CAMISA -- PERSPECTIVAS DE LOS PUEBLOS INDIGENASEN EL PROCESO DE GLOBALIZACION -- CONTRIBUTORS.

The present volume brings to North American Native Studies - with its rich tradition and accumulated expertise in the Central European region - the new complexities and challenges of contemporary Native reality. The umbrella theme ‘Indigenous perspectives’ brings together researchers from a great variety of disciplines, focusing on issues such as democracy and human rights, international law, multiculturalism, peace and security, economic and scientific development, sustainability, literature.

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