Albuquerque : University of New Mexico Press, 2007
Physical Details
xxx, 257 pages ; 24 cm
ISBNs
9780826338976, 0826338976
OCLC
ocm74459985
Includes bibliographical references (pages 229-247) and index.
Introduction: Interrogations into the ethnographic colonization of Native American stories -- The languages of empire and indigeneity in ethnographically constructed Native American life-history narratives -- Twentieth-century ethnographic representations of Navajo storytelling -- Ethnography, psychoanalysis, and Navajo autobiography : the objectification of people's stories and lives into textual narratives -- Navajo resistance to ethnographic colonization : Son of Old Man Hat -- Trickster storytellers and the elusive identity of the son of Old Man Hat -- Postcolonial Navajo ethnography : writing the people's own stories from within tribal culture -- Epilogue: Future directions for interrogations into orally produced ethnographies, and specific conversive signposts evidenced in Navajo life-history texts