Reserve Reading (Week 3)
- E. Pauline Johnson, "As
It Was In the Beginning" (required | alternate eBook version)
- Pauline Johnson Archive, McMaster University
- Biographies at Wikipedia, Voices from the Gaps, Canadian Writers and Library and Archives Canada
- eBook of The Moccasin Maker
- Gerald Vizenor, from the Introduction to Native American Literature: A Brief Introduction and Anthology (recommended)
Selected Internet Resources
Mourning Dove (Christine Quintasket)
- Biographies at Wikipedia and Voices from the Gaps
- A Salishan Autobiography (eBook, HSU users only)
- The Dawes Act (Wikipedia)
- Brian W. Dippie, The Vanishing American: White Attitudes and U.S. Indian Policy (U of Kansas Press)
- Okanagan People (Tribal Home Page | Wikipedia)
- Confederated Salish & Kootenai Tribes (Tribal Home Page | Wikipedia)
- Flathead Indian Reservation (Wikipedia)
- The Dime Novel, The Dime Western and Western Fiction (Wikipedia)
- Peter Flynn, "The Silent Western as Mythmaker" (Images 6)
- Emily Zimmerman, Eastward Ho! The Dude Ranch Hits the Trail (navigate to "Western Beginnings")
John Milton Oskison
- Biographies at Oklahoma Historical Society and Heath Anthology of American Literature
John Joseph Mathews
- Biographies at Wikipedia and Oklahoma Historical Society
- Critical Introduction (Andrew O. Wiget, Heath Anthology of American Literature)
- Carol Hunter, "The Historical Context in John Joseph Mathews' Sundown." MELUS, 9:1 (Spring 1982): 61-72
D'Arcy McNickle
- D'Arcy McNickle (Wikipedia)
- Study Guide for The Surrounded by Lowell Jaeger (The Smithsonian Channel's Soul of a People: Writing America's Story)
- Moderated Discussion at the Humanities Roundtable
- "Manifest Technology and the Native American Novel" (Jon-K Adams, Amerikastudien/American Studies 41.3 [1996])
- Paul Whitehouse, "Seeing Red: Violence and Cultural Memory in D'Arcy McNickle's The Surrounded" (Dandelion: Postgraduate Arts Journal & Research Network 2.1 [2011])