Manifesting America explores how Native American and Mexican American writers use various kinds of nonfiction to challenge the ideology of manifest destiny.
Manifesting America explores how Native American and Mexican American writers use various kinds of nonfiction to challenge the ideology of manifest destiny.
Mark Rifkin is Associate Professor of English at the North Carolina at Greensboro and the author of When Did Indians Become Straight?, and The Erotics of Sovereignty.
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* Introduction * Self-Determination, Subaltern Studies, and the Critical Remapping of U.S. Empire -- 1 * Chapter 1 * Representing the Cherokee Nation: Imperial Power and Elite Interests in the Remaking of Cherokee Governance - 62 * Chapter 2 * The Territoriality of Tradition: Treaties, Hunting Grounds, and Prophecy in Black Hawk's Narrative - 128 * Chapter 3 * Comanche Metaphors: Juan Seguín's Memoirs and the Figure of the Barbarian in the Struggle for Texas - 187 * Chapter 4 * Partial Citizens and Insurgent Masses: Narrating Violence Past and Present in Post-1848 California -- 260
* Introduction * Self-Determination, Subaltern Studies, and the Critical Remapping of U.S. Empire -- 1 * Chapter 1 * Representing the Cherokee Nation: Imperial Power and Elite Interests in the Remaking of Cherokee Governance - 62 * Chapter 2 * The Territoriality of Tradition: Treaties, Hunting Grounds, and Prophecy in Black Hawk's Narrative - 128 * Chapter 3 * Comanche Metaphors: Juan Seguín's Memoirs and the Figure of the Barbarian in the Struggle for Texas - 187 * Chapter 4 * Partial Citizens and Insurgent Masses: Narrating Violence Past and Present in Post-1848 California -- 260
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