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X-WR-CALNAME:Native Studies Research Colloquium—Allies\, Not Subjects: Te
 aching Native Thinkers in Political Science
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DESCRIPTION:Most political science programs in the United States teach a co
 urse called American Political Thought. Such courses examine key eras in A
 merican political history with a focus on primary sources and the analysis
  of political ideas. Unfortunately\, there are few resources currently ava
 ilable on American Indian political thinkers that are aimed at teachers of
  these courses.\n\nUO political scientist Burke Hendrix is writing a pedag
 ogically oriented book focusing on a small number of American Indian polit
 ical thinkers that is intended as such a resource. Chapters will be center
 ed on explicating a single short\, easily assignable primary text\, and wi
 ll be written on the expectation that readers have little knowledge of whe
 re this text fits historically and what its key arguments are. Although th
 e book remains a work in progress\, it is likely to include texts by at le
 ast the following: William Apess\, Elias Boudinot\, Sarah Winnemucca\, Cha
 rles Eastman\, Robert Yellowtail\, and Zitkála-Šá. It will also include
  chapters focusing on records of negotiations between Native nations and t
 he United States\, one from 1775 and the second to be determined.\n\nFeedb
 ack from the NAIS community on the strengths and weaknesses of the project
  so far will be very much appreciated!
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LOCATION:Many Nations Longhouse
SUMMARY:Native Studies Research Colloquium—Allies\, Not Subjects: Teachin
 g Native Thinkers in Political Science
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CATEGORIES:Academic
CATEGORIES:Faculty/Staff
CATEGORIES:Research
CATEGORIES:Discussion
CATEGORIES:Colloquium
CATEGORIES:Diversity and Multiculturalism
CATEGORIES:Native American
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