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... California’s Sierra Nevada several thousand years ago. The article also provides a general contextualization of the themes of the text in relation to California and western North American coyote stories and origins stories more generally. Copyright © 2020 Regents of the University of Colorado 2020...

...,” as it were. They are “timed,” as well, by their bodies—children’s bodies keeping up with adult paces, a coyote’s speed, moving forward—which assume, one can only speculate, a physical and psychological toll. Their grandmother tells their story of crossing boundaries through her needlework—stitching a US...

... cultural stories. Ultimately, it has not lost its potency, nor have they lost their power to consider it on their own terms. Copyright © 2020 Regents of the University of Colorado 2020 Bible American Indian reception Christianity resistance reinterpretation The Christian invaders...

... audience back and fo rth around the globe from set locations in the US, Mexico, and Morocco as it sharply raises questions about the role th a t American nationalism and exceptionalism play in exacerbating social and environm ental injustices in a range of sites. Iñárritu tells the story of a w ealthy Am...

... texts. In “A Central Sierra Miwok Origins Story: The Theft of the Sun,” Andrew Cowell turns our attention to a Sierra Miwok creation story, “Coyote Steals the Sun.” Examining the story in the original language, Cowell’s line-by-line translation functions as a centralizing methodology in his...

... Or the nar­ rative structure of A nim al's People (2007), Indra Sinha's novel about the long afterm ath of the 1984 gas disaster in Bhopal, whose narrator, an orphaned survivor, addresses his story to the distant m etropolitan reader, w hom he calls "Eyes." These im aginative gestures across geographic...

... Turtles at Cape Cod. Moose running through the streets of Boston. Coyotes singing in every wood. You open the bag and the world is restored. 13 And so this story returns, in the spiraling way that time moves through the many worlds. Trees — for my father, Paul J. Savageau, Sr...