Robert J. Conley's Mountain Windsong: : Tribally-Specific Historical Fiction and Rhetoric for Cherokee Identity and Sovereignty by Fox, Pamela Carmelle

Robert J. Conley's Mountain Windsong: : Tribally-Specific Historical Fiction and Rhetoric for Cherokee Identity and Sovereignty (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9781491033791)

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Robert J. Conley's Mountain Windsong: : Tribally-Specific Historical Fiction and Rhetoric for Cherokee Identity and Sovereignty by Fox, Pamela Carmelle

Robert J. Conley's Mountain Windsong: : Tribally-Specific Historical Fiction and Rhetoric for Cherokee Identity and Sovereignty

$7.99
Robert J. Conley's Mountain Windsong: : Tribally-Specific Historical Fiction and Rhetoric for Cherokee Identity and Sovereignty by Fox, Pamela Carmelle

Robert J. Conley's Mountain Windsong: : Tribally-Specific Historical Fiction and Rhetoric for Cherokee Identity and Sovereignty

$7.99
Format: Paperback
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Finding and retaining cultural identity and self identity has been a struggle for many American Indians since the colonial era. Robert J. Conley's compelling novel, Mountain Windsong, explores the struggle to retain identity in the context of adversity. This issue is still relevant today as American Indians deal with identity issues in a dominant and always encroaching culture.Fox's analysis is a critical examination of Conley's seminal novel and its interpretation and an analysis of identity in the context of major adversity: the government enforced travail known as The Trail of Tears

Author: Pamela Carmelle Fox
ISBN-10: 1491033797
ISBN-13: 9781491033791
Publisher: Createspace Independent Publishing Platform
Language: English
Published: 07/17/2013
Pages: 94
Format: Paperback
Weight: 0.30lbs
Size: 9.02h x 5.98w x 0.19d
By Pamela Carmelle Fox
By Pamela Carmelle Fox
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Although she was born and raised in Bakersfield, CA, Pamela Fox is a Cherokee Nation citizen who learned the Cherokee way from her grandfather, Sequoyah Coodey. She earned an MA in English at CSUB and completed all requirements for an MA in History. She teaches English composition at CSU Bakersfield and academic development courses at Bakersfield College. In her spare time, she dances, reads, researches, writes, travels, hikes, explores, spins, knits, weaves, Facebooks, listens to music, visits museums and historical sites, shops, and plays the piano. She is married, has four children, four step-children, and several grandchildren.

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