The Routledge Companion to Native American Literature
[...]Brown's chapter, which provides historical context and a meticulous literature review of major players in the field of American Indian literary nationalism (ailn), is likely to prove the most useful-or at least the most used-entry in the Native American literature classroom. Birgit Brander...
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