Browse Division Sessions

American Indian Literatures

• 2013

• 103. Native Literary Boston

• 193. Shaping the Field of Native American Literary Studies

• 339. Sovereignty and the Archive

• 2012

• 440. Native-Asian Encounters

• 556. Mapping the Transnational: Indigenous and Aboriginal Literatures across the US+Canadian Border

• 705. Indigenous Languages and Identities

• 2011

• 199. American Indian Film

• 454. Literary Representations and Indigenous Migrations en las Américas

• 582. Genre and Style in Endangered Language Revitalization

• 795. N. Scott Momaday: Man Made of Words

• 2009

• 103. Indigenous Literature and the Economies of Indian Country

• 213. Languages in American Indian Literature

• 526. American Indian Literature and Traditional Ecological Knowledge

• 2008

• 208. Native American Languages and Translation

• 563. Beyond Analogy: Intersections of American Indian and Queer Studies

• 703. The Bay Area as a Site of Resistance in Native American Literature

• 2007

• Always One More Story: A Poetry Reading with Joy Harjo and Simon Ortiz

• 175. Red and Black: Comparative Symbols of Survival

• 614. Decolonizing Native American Languages

• 2006

• 293. Poetry Reading by Roberta Jean Hill

• 430. Poetry and History in the Indigenous Americas

• 680. Global Implications of the Statement on Native Languages: A Roundtable

• 2005

• 176. Native American Languages: Past, Present, and Future

• 532. Assessing Native Criticism

• 699. Representations of Native American Women in Literature and Criticism

• 2004

• 306. Lamenting Tribal-Language Loss

• 401. Teaching through the Crossfire: Student Anger in the Native Literature Classroom

• 504. In Honor of James Welch: Shaping Native American Literature, Voicing Native American Experience

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