The construction of gender and the experience of women in American Indian societies
Series: Occasional papers series -- no. 20; Occasional papers in curriculum series -- no. 20
Publisher: Newberry Library, D'Arcy McNickle Center for the History of the American Indian
Published: 1996
Place of publication: Chicago, Ill
Language: eng
Number of pages: 312
Subjects: Indians of North America; Social conditions; History; Women
Notes: "January 1996."

Includes bibliographical references.
Table of contents: title: Indian voices through a century / by Jean Maxwell.; title: Teaching a cross-cultural history course on Indian, African, and European women in early America / by James Homer Williams.; title: Modifying the traditional sociology multicultural course for graduate counseling students / by Ramona Ford.; title: American Indian literature and backgrounds / by A. LaVonne Brown Ruoff.; title: Studies of Native women and the development of the anthropology of gender / by Gail Landsman.; title: Roles of Iroquois women / by Susan Stebbins.; title: Missionary influence on gender polarization / by Lawrence Martin.; title: Gender equality and Santa Clara Pueblo v. Martinez / Wm. W. Thackeray.; title: Incorporating new archaeological research on gender into the teaching of Native American history / by Madonna L. Moss.; title: Gender issues in Navajo boarding school experiences / by Charlotte J. Frisbie.; title: Nahookos Bika, Nahookos Biaad Doo Biko Binanitin / by David Begay.; title: "Squaws" with crowbars / by Kurt M. Peters.; title: I am Mohegan! I am not Pequot! / by Margo Lukens.; title: Reflections on using American Indian autobiographies in the teaching of native histories / by Roy Wortman.; title: Where the truth lies / by Marcia Robertson.; title: I didn't know I was powerless / by Venida S. White.; title: Gender complementarity in Roberta Hill Whiteman's Star Quilt / by P. Jane Hafen.; title: Closing comments /by Peter Iverson.