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Volume 58, Issue 1
April 1, 2020
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Leila Gómez
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ISSN 0013-8282
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Indigenous Narratives of Territory and Creation: Hemispheric Perspectives

Introduction

Introduction
Leila Gómez
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The Land Question

The Chamorro Creation Story, Guam Land Struggles, and Contemporary Poetry
Craig Santos Perez
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Stories, Language, and the Land
Cheryl Savageau
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Borders Be Damned!
Geary Hobson
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Restitution of Human Remains and Landscape Resignification: The Case of Chapal-có Hill (La Pampa, Argentina) and the Rankülche Nation
Rafael Pedro Curtoni; Guillermo Heider; María Gabriela Chaparro; Ángel T. Tuninetti
View articletitled, Restitution of Human Remains and Landscape Resignification<span class="subtitle-colon">: </span><span class="subtitle">The Case of Chapal-có Hill (La Pampa, Argentina) and the Rankülche Nation</span>
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Indigenous-Inspired Authorial Figures and Networks of Rural-Urban Migrants in The Fox from Up Above and the Fox from Down Below (1971), by José María Arguedas
Javier Alonso Muñoz-Diaz
View articletitled, Indigenous-Inspired Authorial Figures and Networks of Rural-Urban Migrants in <em>The Fox from Up Above and the Fox from Down Below</em> (1971), by José María Arguedas
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The Past Embedded in Everyday Life: The Meseta del Collao as an Illustrative Case
Alexandre Belmonte
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Narrative of Origin and Utopia in Lucrecia Martel’s Nueva Argirópolis
Leila Gómez
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Language and Epistemologies

Yotsi’tsishon and the Language of the Seed in the Haudenosaunee Story of Earth’s Creation
Amber Meadow Adams
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A Central Sierra Miwok Origins Story: The Theft of the Sun
Andrew Cowell
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American Indians Encounter the Bible: Reception, Resistance, and Reinterpretation
Christopher Vecsey
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Fallen Star
Ella Deloria
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Translating and Retranslating “Fallen Star”: An Ohų’kaką Tale
Sarah Hernandez
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Tales of (De)colonization in the Peruvian Amazon: The Case of the Iskonawa
José Antonio Mazzotti
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Indigenous Narratives of Creation and Origin in Embrace of the Serpent, by Ciro Guerra
Enrique Bernales Albites
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World(build)ing in Mohawk- and Seneca-Language Films
Penelope Kelsey
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