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1999 ANNUAL MEETING
Saturday 23 October - Morning Sessions
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MEETING GROUNDS: CULTURAL AND DISCIPLINARY ENCOUNTERS IN NATIVE
NORTH AMERICAN STUDIES - PART I: INTERROGATING SOURCES
Organizers:
Karen I Blu (New York University) and Robert E. Moore (New York University)
Chair:
Karen I Blu (New York University)
Karen O. Kupperman (New York University) Mirror Images: The Hermeneutics
of Encounters
Barry O’Connell (Amherst College) Complex Resistances: Literacy
and the Cherokees
Alice Nash ( University of Massachusetts, Amherst) St Francis Abenaki,
c. 1924: Photos by A. Irving Hallowell
Michael Hittman (Long Island University) Pyramid Lake Unu Puhugweedadu
(“Green-Blues”): Mabel Wright‘s Prayer-Protest
Sally McLendon (Hunter College and the Graduate Center, City University
of New York) “Our Only American Art”: The Market for Pomo
Indian Baskets at the Turn of the Century
Discussion led by:
the participants of Part II
CONTESTING IDENTITY: ETHNICITY, GENDER AND CLASS IN COLONIAL
GUATEMALA
Organizer and Chair:
Todd Little-Siebold (College of the Atlantic)
Todd Little-Siebold (College of the Atlantic) "Yes Virginia There
is an Identity Police": Ethnic and Social Boundary Maintenance in
Colonial Guatemala
Christopher Lutz (Plumsock Mesoamerican Studies) Quiche Memory: Veracity
and Embellishment in Colonial
Titulos and Contemporary Narrative.
Martha Few (University of Miami/The Newberry Library) Chocolate
and Sex in 17th-Century Guatemala.
TRIBAL SOVEREIGNTY AND SURVIAL IN THE TWENTIETH CENTURY
Organizer:
Clara Sue Kidwell (University of Oklahoma)
Chair:
R. David Edmunds (University of Texas)
Clara Kidwell (University of Oklahoma) The Dissolution of Chickasaw Sovereignty
Loretta Fowler (University of Oklahoma) Tribal Sovereignty and the Historical
Consciousness: A Cheyenne-Arapaho-Example
Donald L. Fixico (University of Kansas) The Five Civilized Tribes and
the Long Road of Sovereignty
Discussant:
Peter Iverson (Arizona State University)
MIGRATIONS AND ADAPTATIONS OF EASTERN WOODLANDS INDIANS
Organizer:
Laurence M. Hauptman (State University of New York, New Paltz)
Chair:
James Wherry (Mashantucket Pequot Tribal Nation)
Laurence M. Hauptman (State University of New York, New Paltz) Daniel
Bread & the Diaspora of the Oneida Indians to Wisconsin
Heriberto Dixon (New School) The Diaspora of the Tutelo Indians
Discussant:
Ron Welburn (University of Massachusetts)
MATERIAL CULTURE
Michelle Hamilton (University of Western Ontario) "Curios and Mementoes
of a Long-Ago Past": Control and Reinterpretation of First Nations
Material History
Carolyn McClellan (United States Department of/Bureau of Indian Affairs)
Spectres of Authenticity: The Impact of Tourism on Mohave Pottery Figures,
1880-1920
John Norder (University of Michigan) Coming to Terms with the Native
American Pipe in Eastern North America
Joyce Szabo (University of New Mexico) Encoding History: 19th-Century
Plains Drawing and Painting
Gaynell Stone (Suffolk County Archaeology Association) Prehistoric Long
Island Native Communication and Beliefs: The Material Evidence
Laurier Turgeon (Laval University) The Cultural Transfer of Objects:
Beads and Bodies in France and North America During the 16th Century
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