This is the first major collection to remap the American West though the intersectional lens of gender and sexuality, especially in relation to race and Indigeneity.
This is the first major collection to remap the American West though the intersectional lens of gender and sexuality, especially in relation to race and Indigeneity.
Susan Bernardin is Director of the School of Language, Culture, and Society at Oregon State University in Corvallis. A specialist in Indigenous Literary and Visual Studies as well as Gender and the American West, she has published widely on foundational and contemporary Native authors as well as Indigenous mixed-media, visual arts, and comics.
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Part 1: Genealogies 1. Mountains and Valleys of Difference: Traces of Language on the Land 2. Re-inscribing a Woman Writer into the West: Sor María de Jesús de Ágreda and the Laterality of Legend 3. Drifting Across Lines in the Sand: Unsettled Records and the Restoration of Cultural Memories in Indigenous California 4. More than One Story: Gender, Region, and the American West in Japanese American Literature 5. Yosemite Climbing Films and the Regeneration of White Masculinity in the American West 6. Ivan Doig's "Geography of Risk" and Legacies of Selfhood in Contemporary White Western Men's Memoir 7. The Popular Western in Print: A Feminist Genealogy 8. The Persistence of Western Women Writers 9. Standpoint, Situated Knowledge, Feminist Wests Part 2: Bodies 10. "That's history. That's truth. I Seen It Myself": A Native American Slave Narrative 11. Disturbing the Peace: Genre, Gender, Jurisdiction, and Justice in the Short Fiction of Ruth Muskrat Bronson 12. Native Mother, Daughter, and Granddaughter: The Murder of Savanna Greywind and the Abduction of Haisley Jo Greywind 13. Popular Indigenous Women Performers, Wild West Scenarios, and Relations of Looking 14. The Absent Native Body in Film and its Return 15. Extractive Masculinity: The Western's Precarious Male Bodies in the Anthropocene 16. Blood Tests in the Toxic Wests: Unsettling Settler Masculinities in John Carpenter's The Thing 17. The Very Borderland of Our Act": The Queer West, Historical Violence, and the Intersectional Future 18. Genders and Sexualities Across the Asian North American West Part 3: Movements 19. "Incalculable Evils": Policing Gender, Race, and the Family in the US West 20. Writing the Rails in Edith Eaton's West 21. Black Women Writers Reclaiming Western Literature: Regionalism and Historical Fiction in the 1990s 22. What about the Ingalls? What about La Casa de la Pradera?: The Reception of Little House on the Prairie in Spain 23. Gender and the Global West: Movements, Belonging, Exclusions 24. In-Between Kumeyaay and Brooklyn: Mapping Queer Indigenous Memory, Affect, and Futurity in Tommy Pico's IRL 25. Fierce Mariposa Warriors 26. Queer Indigenous Feminism: Unsettling 'Gender' as a Decolonizing Methodology Part 4: Lands 27. The Alternative Archive and Gendered Dispossession 28. Reshaping Texas: Kimberly Garza's Short Fiction and the Gulf of Mexico 29. Colonialism and Gendered Violence in the Grassy, Bloody West 30. "Ghastly Whiteness": Ecofascism and Indigenous Ecofeminism on Cogewea's Frontier 31. A Crowded Wilderness: Women, Homemaking, and Federal Bureaucracies in the American Southwest, 1920-1968 32. What Is a Feminist Landscape? A Vocabulary for Re-visioning Place in the U.S. West 33. Gesturing Towards the Sacred: Los Angeles, Queer Lands and Bodies in Hector Silva's 'Los Hijos de Doña Rita" 34. "Land Back" Beyond Repatriation: Restoring Indigenous Land Relationships
Part 1: Genealogies 1. Mountains and Valleys of Difference: Traces of Language on the Land 2. Re-inscribing a Woman Writer into the West: Sor María de Jesús de Ágreda and the Laterality of Legend 3. Drifting Across Lines in the Sand: Unsettled Records and the Restoration of Cultural Memories in Indigenous California 4. More than One Story: Gender, Region, and the American West in Japanese American Literature 5. Yosemite Climbing Films and the Regeneration of White Masculinity in the American West 6. Ivan Doig's "Geography of Risk" and Legacies of Selfhood in Contemporary White Western Men's Memoir 7. The Popular Western in Print: A Feminist Genealogy 8. The Persistence of Western Women Writers 9. Standpoint, Situated Knowledge, Feminist Wests Part 2: Bodies 10. "That's history. That's truth. I Seen It Myself": A Native American Slave Narrative 11. Disturbing the Peace: Genre, Gender, Jurisdiction, and Justice in the Short Fiction of Ruth Muskrat Bronson 12. Native Mother, Daughter, and Granddaughter: The Murder of Savanna Greywind and the Abduction of Haisley Jo Greywind 13. Popular Indigenous Women Performers, Wild West Scenarios, and Relations of Looking 14. The Absent Native Body in Film and its Return 15. Extractive Masculinity: The Western's Precarious Male Bodies in the Anthropocene 16. Blood Tests in the Toxic Wests: Unsettling Settler Masculinities in John Carpenter's The Thing 17. The Very Borderland of Our Act": The Queer West, Historical Violence, and the Intersectional Future 18. Genders and Sexualities Across the Asian North American West Part 3: Movements 19. "Incalculable Evils": Policing Gender, Race, and the Family in the US West 20. Writing the Rails in Edith Eaton's West 21. Black Women Writers Reclaiming Western Literature: Regionalism and Historical Fiction in the 1990s 22. What about the Ingalls? What about La Casa de la Pradera?: The Reception of Little House on the Prairie in Spain 23. Gender and the Global West: Movements, Belonging, Exclusions 24. In-Between Kumeyaay and Brooklyn: Mapping Queer Indigenous Memory, Affect, and Futurity in Tommy Pico's IRL 25. Fierce Mariposa Warriors 26. Queer Indigenous Feminism: Unsettling 'Gender' as a Decolonizing Methodology Part 4: Lands 27. The Alternative Archive and Gendered Dispossession 28. Reshaping Texas: Kimberly Garza's Short Fiction and the Gulf of Mexico 29. Colonialism and Gendered Violence in the Grassy, Bloody West 30. "Ghastly Whiteness": Ecofascism and Indigenous Ecofeminism on Cogewea's Frontier 31. A Crowded Wilderness: Women, Homemaking, and Federal Bureaucracies in the American Southwest, 1920-1968 32. What Is a Feminist Landscape? A Vocabulary for Re-visioning Place in the U.S. West 33. Gesturing Towards the Sacred: Los Angeles, Queer Lands and Bodies in Hector Silva's 'Los Hijos de Doña Rita" 34. "Land Back" Beyond Repatriation: Restoring Indigenous Land Relationships
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