Table of Contents
Acknowledgments ix
Chapter 1 Indigenous Epistemologies
Decolonizing Native American Women's Sovereign Stories and the Embodiment of Shared Knowledges 1
Chapter 2 Delfina Cuero and Anticolonial Native American Historiography
Remapping Kumeyaay Presence through Storytelling and Place Naming 21
Chapter 3 "The Land and the People Are Inseparable"
Writing the Oral and Visual in Leslie Marmon Silko's Memoirs Sacred Water and Turquoise Ledge 53
Chapter 4 The Power of Story and Resistance
Pretty-Shield, Zitkala-Sa, and Sarah Winnemucca Hopkins's As-Told-To and Self-Written Autobiographies 91
Chapter 5 Indigenizing the Internet through Cyberactivism, Social Media, and Communo-Blographies
The Zapatistas, Idle No More, and Activist-Bloggers 121
Chapter 6 Not for Innocent Ears
Decolonial Pedagogies and Indigenous-Centered Storytelling Practices in the Classroom 137
Notes 161
Bibliography 185
Index 193