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Wade Churchill examines the relationship between culture angenocide, arguing that the commercialization of [american indian] cultures represents an insidious threat to indigenous struggles for sovereignty and freedom. [political]
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Wade Churchill examines the relationship between culture angenocide, arguing that the commercialization of [american indian] cultures represents an insidious threat to indigenous struggles for sovereignty and freedom. [political]
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Publishers Weekly - Publisher's Weekly
Churchill returns to cultural criticism for this fiery follow-up to his Fantasies of the Master Race. Once again he sets out to expose those who would appropriate Native culture and turn it into a commodity to be bought and sold. He reviews motion pictures (demonstrating the historical inaccuracies and perpetuation of stereotypes in Black Robe ) and books (calling In the Absence of the Sacred by Jerry Mander an example of ``intellectual appropriation'' by a supposedly sympathetic author). He turns an essay on Jack Weatherford's book, Indian Givers , into an exploration of plagiarism and publishers' penchant for books about Indians by non-Natives while works by Natives themselves go begging. Other pieces deal with the issue of products and sports teams with Indian names and the impact of government definitions of who is Indian on Native artist Jimmie Durham. The final piece examines how language oppresses and how it might be used for liberation. Churchill's controversial style and work have brought him into conflict with both Natives and non-Natives. Readers will, however, respect his passion and consistency. Author tour. (Feb.)
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Published by Common Courage Press, PO Box 702, Corner Jackson Road & 139, Monroe, ME 04951. Annotation c. Book News, Inc., Portland, OR (booknews.com)
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Product Details

  • ISBN-13: 9781567510218
  • Publisher: Common Courage Press
  • Publication date: 10/1/1993
  • Format: Library Binding
  • Pages: 382

Table of Contents

Foreword: "He Burnt" 10
Bringing the Law Home 11
Let's Spread the "Fun" Around 65
In the Matter of Julius Streicher 73
Nobody's Pet Poodle 89
And They Did It Like Dogs in the Dirt... 115
Another Dry White Season 139
"P" is for Plagiarism 167
"Renegades, Terrorists, and Revolutionaries" 173
The Real Revisionism 187
AIM Casualties on Pine Ridge, 1973-1976 197
Indians Are Us? 207
Declaration of War Against Exploiters of Lakota Spirituality 273
Alert Concerning the Abuse and Exploitation of American Indian Sacred Traditions 279
Do It Yourself "Indianism" 283
Naming Our Destiny 291
Index 359
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