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‡aRead, listen, tell :
‡bindigenous stories from Turtle Island /
‡cSophie McCall, Deanna Reder, David Gaertner, and Gabrielle Hill, editors. |
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| 260 | | . |
‡aWaterloo, Ontario :
‡bWilfrid Laurier University Press,
‡c2017. |
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| 300 | | . |
‡axvii, 390 p. :
‡bcol. ill. ;
‡c23 cm. |
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| 490 | 1 | . |
‡aIndigenous studies series |
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| 504 | | . |
‡aIncludes bibliographical references and index. |
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| 505 | 0 | 0. |
‡gThe truth about stories is ... stories are all that we are:
‡tThe way of the sword /
‡rDawn Dumont ;
‡tKing of the tie-snakes /
‡rCraig Womack ;
‡tAs it was in the beginning /
‡rE. Pauline Johnson ;
‡tDeer Woman /
‡rPaula Gunn Allen ;
‡t"You'll never believe what happened" is always a great way to start /
‡rThomas King --
‡gLand, homeland, territory:
‡tLike some old story /
‡rKimberly Blaeser ;
‡tBorders /
‡rThomas King ;
‡tRita Hayworth Mexicana /
‡rM.E. Wakamatsu ;
‡tAn Athabasca story /
‡rWarren Cariou ;
‡t"The Oka crisis" from The five hundred years of resistance comic book /
‡rGord Hill ;
‡tGoodbye, Snauq /
‡rLee Maracle --
‡gReinventing the enemy's language:
‡tThe son who came back from the United States /
‡rSixto Canul ;
‡tGhost trap /
‡rGloria Anzaldúa ;
‡tI'm not a witch, I'm a healer! /
‡rJoel Torres Sánchez ;
‡tAunt Parnetta's electric blisters /
‡rDiane Glancy ;
‡tLand speaking /
‡rJeanette Armstrong --
‡gCree knowledge embedded in stories:
‡tChapter 14 from Kiss of the Fur Queen /
‡rTomson Highway ;
‡tExcerpt from Darkness calls /
‡rSteven Keewatin Sanderson ;
‡tI'm not an Indian /
‡rSolomon Ratt ;
‡tThe republic of tricksterism /
‡rPaul Seesequasis ;
‡tDelivery /
‡rLisa Bird-Wilson ;
‡tRolling Head's grave yard /
‡rLouise Bernice Halfe ;
‡tExcerpt from "Einew Kis-Kee-Tum-Awin (Indigenous people's knowledge)" /
‡rHarold Cardinal --
‡gEach word has a story of its own : story arcs and story cycles:
‡tUinigumasuittuq =
‡tShe Who Never Wants to Get Married /
‡rAlexina Kublu ;
‡tSummit with Sedna, the mother of sea beasts /
‡rAlootook Ipellie ;
‡tBeaded soles /
‡rSusan Power ;
‡tThe Devil /
‡rZitkala-Sa (Gertrude Bonnin) ;
‡tCoyote and the people killer /
‡rTania Willard ;
‡tLanguage and literature from a Pueblo Indian perspective /
‡rLeslie Marmon Silko --
‡gCommunity, self, transformation:
‡tThe toughest Indian in the world /
‡rSherman Alexie ;
‡tThe secret of Zutz'baläm /
‡rIsaías Hernández Isidro ;
‡tDevotion /
‡rRichard Van Camp ;
‡tGrandma and the wendigo /
‡rSylvain Rivard ;
‡tExcerpt from Red : a Haida manga /
‡rMichael Nicoll Yahgulanaas ;
‡tThe boys who became a killer whale /
‡rEllen Rice White --
‡gShifting perspectives:
‡tNever marry a Mexican /
‡rSandra Cisneros ;
‡tWeegit discovers halibut hooks /
‡rGordon Robinson ;
‡tThe many lives of Anakajuttuq /
‡rJoe Panipakuttuk ;
‡tExcerpt from Wendy /
‡rWalter K. Scott ;
‡tLullaby /
‡rLeslie Marmon Silko ;
‡tNotes on Leslie Marmon Silko's "Lullaby" : socially responsible criticism /
‡rJo-Ann Episkenew --
‡gIndigeous fantasy and SF:
‡tTatterborn /
‡rDaniel Heath Justice ;
‡tMen on the moon /
‡rSimon Ortiz ;
‡tFather, son, holy rabbit /
‡rStephen Graham Jones ;
‡tTerminal Avenue /
‡rEden Robinson ;
‡tOn Drowning pond /
‡rAllison Hedge Coke ;
‡tThe space NDN's star map /
‡rL. Catherine Cornum. |
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| 520 | | . |
‡a"The goal of Read, Listen, Tell is not only to share with readers an incredibly diverse collection of Indigenous stories, but also to transform methods of reading by bringing into the forefront practices in interpreting texts that are grounded in Indigenous knowledge and scholarship. Each of the chapters offers particular strategies for reading the stories in multiple ways, encouraging readers to expand the scope of the "short story" by including a broad range of story forms. The chapters consist of five to seven stories, accompanied by a critical essay that helps contextualize some of the questions and issues the stories raise."--
‡cProvided by publisher. |
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| 650 | | 0. |
‡aIndians of North America
‡vLiterary collections. |
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| 650 | | 5. |
‡aCanadian literature (English)
‡xIndian authors. |
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| 650 | | 0. |
‡aAmerican literature
‡xIndian authors. |
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| 690 | | . |
‡aFirst Nation |
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| 690 | | . |
‡aAboriginal |
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| 700 | 1 | . |
‡aMcCall, Sophie,
‡d1969- |
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| 700 | 1 | . |
‡aGaertner, David,
‡d1979- |
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| 700 | 1 | . |
‡aReder, Deanna,
‡d1963- |
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| 700 | 1 | . |
‡aHill, Gabrielle L'Hirondelle,
‡d1979- |
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‡aIndigenous studies series. |
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