American Indian Environments: Ecological Issues in Native American History
By: with contributions from Kai T. Erikson ... [et al.] ; edited by Christopher Vecsey and Robert W. Venables.
Edition: First edition
Publisher: Syracuse University Press
Published: 1980
Place of publication: Syracuse, N.Y.
Language: eng
Format: Hardcover
Number of pages: 208
ISBN-13: 9780815622260
Copyright date: 1980 by Syracuse University Press, Syracuse, New York.
Table of contents: title: vii
label: Contributors; label: Introduction
pagenum: ix
title: Christopher Vecsey and Robert W. Venables; label: Chapter 1
pagenum: Christopher Vecsey | 1
title: American Indian Environmental Religions; label: Chapter 2
pagenum: Calvin Martin | 38
title: Subarctic Indians and Wildlife; label: Chapter 3
pagenum: Wilbur R. Jacobs | 46
title: Indians as Ecologist and Other Environmental Themes in American Frontier History; label: Chapter 4
pagenum: William T. Hagan | 65
title: Justifying Dispossession of the Indian: The Land Utilization Argument; label: Chapter 5
pagenum: Robert W. Venables | 81
title: Iroquois Environments and "We the People of the United States": Gemeinschaft and Gesellshaft in the Apposition of Iroquois, Federal, and New York State Sovereignties; label: Chapter 6
pagenum: Lawrence M. Hauptman | 128
title: Refugee Havens: The Iroquois Villages of the Eighteenth Century; label: Chapter 7
pagenum: Robert W. Venables | 140
title: Victim Versus Victim: The Irony of the New York Indians' Removal to Wisconsin; label: Chapter 8
pagenum: Kai T. Erikson and Christopher Vecsey | 152
title: A Report to the People of Grassy Narrows; label: Chapter 9
pagenum: Peter MacDonald | 162
title: Navajo Natural Resources; label: Chapter 10
pagenum: Oren Lyons | 171
title: An Iroquois Perspective; title: 175
label: Notes