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The North American Indian - History Culture & Mythology of Apache Navaho and Jicarillas Tribe with Original Photographic and Ethnographic Records - cover

The North American Indian - History Culture & Mythology of Apache Navaho and Jicarillas Tribe with Original Photographic and Ethnographic Records

Edward S. Curtis, Frederick Webb Hodge

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The North American Indian is a significant literary anthology that captures the diverse cultural tapestry of Native American tribes across North America at the turn of the 20th century. Spanning a remarkable breadth of ethnographic detail, this collection melds photography, folklore, and sociocultural commentary to document the intricate tapestry of Native American life. Without singling out any particular entry, the anthology offers readers a vivid tableau of traditions, rituals, and linguistic richness, marking a pivotal moment in historical preservation. Edward S. Curtis and Frederick Webb Hodge champion a careful curation that is both a tribute and a testament to indigenous resilience and cultural wealth. The esteemed Edward S. Curtis, renowned for his groundbreaking photographic documentation, and Frederick Webb Hodge, a respected anthropologist, lend their formidable expertise to this collection. Together, they have orchestrated a symphony of indigenous voices that reflect the zeitgeist of historical preservation and awareness. Resonating with the cultural and anthropological currents of their time, Curtis and Hodge's collaboration enriches and amplifies the authentic representations of Native American heritage. Their collective endeavor aligns with a broader cultural mission to protect and celebrate the diverse histories and narratives within the Native American communities. The North American Indian serves as an invaluable resource for readers eager to delve into the complexity and richness of indigenous cultures through a collaborative lens. This anthology invites exploration across various disciplines, from anthropology and history to literature and cultural studies. It stands as both an educational tool and a literary exploration, perfect for those seeking to understand the profoundly interconnected stories that persist within the fabric of North American indigenous history. Thus, this collection is an indispensable conduit for fostering dialogue, cross-cultural understanding, and respect for indigenous narratives within the literary canon.
Disponible desde: 14/12/2023.
Longitud de impresión: 165 páginas.

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