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Dawnland voices: an anthology of indigenous writing from New England

"Dawnland Voices calls attention to the little known but extraordinarily rich literary traditions of New England's Native Americans. This pathbreaking anthology includes both classic and contemporary literary works from ten New England indigenous nations: the Abenaki, Maliseet, Mi'kma...

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1. Verfasser:	Battiste, Jaime 1979- (VerfasserIn)
Weitere Verfasser:	Senier, Siobhan 1965- (HerausgeberIn)
Format:	Buch
Sprache:	English
Veröffentlicht:	Lincoln ; London University of Nebraska Press [2014]
Schlagworte:	Geschichte 1676-2013 LITERARY COLLECTIONS / Native American HISTORY / United States / State & Local / New England (CT, MA, ME, NH, RI, VT) Indianer Indians of North America > Literary collections American literature > Indian authors American literature > New England Literatur Quelle USA New England > Literary collections Neuengland Aufsatzsammlung
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Zusammenfassung:	"Dawnland Voices calls attention to the little known but extraordinarily rich literary traditions of New England's Native Americans. This pathbreaking anthology includes both classic and contemporary literary works from ten New England indigenous nations: the Abenaki, Maliseet, Mi'kmaq, Mohegan, Narragansett, Nipmuc, Passamaquoddy, Penobscot, Schaghticoke, and Wampanoag. Through literary collaboration and recovery, Siobhan Senier and Native tribal historians and scholars have crafted a unique volume covering a variety of genres and historical periods. From the earliest petroglyphs and petitions to contemporary stories and hip-hop poetry, this volume highlights the diversity and strength of New England Native literary traditions. Dawnland Voices introduces readers to the compelling and unique literary heritage in New England, banishing the misconception that "real" Indians and their traditions vanished from that region centuries ago. "..
Beschreibung:	Includes bibliographical references
Beschreibung:	xxiv, 690 Seiten 23 cm
ISBN:	9780803246867

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adam_text	i ~Damland Voices calls attention to the little-known but extraordinarily rich liter- ary traditions of New England s Native Americans. This pathbreaking anthology includes both classic and contemporary literary works from ten New England indigenous nations: the Abenaki, Maliseet, Mi’kmaq, Mohegan, Narragansett, Nipmuc, Passamaquoddy, Penobscot, Schaghticoke, and Wampanoag. Through literary collaboration and recovery, Siobhan Senier and Native tribal historians and scholars have crafted a unique volume covering a variety of genres and historical periods. From the earliest petroglyphs and petitions to contemporary stories and hip-hop poetry, this volume highlights the diversity and strength of New England Native literary traditions. Damland Voices intro- duces readers to the compelling and unique literary heritage in New England, banishing the misconception that “real” Indians and their traditions vanished from that region centuries agoj CONTENTS xxiii Acknowledgments i Introduction by Siobhan Senier Ml’KMAQ 21 Introduction by Jaime Battiste Chief Stephen Augustine 27 MFkmaq Creation Story Grand Council of the Mi kmaq Nation 29 The Covenant Chain Elsie Charles Basque (b. 1916) 56 From Here to There Rita Joe (1932—200 j) 61 From Song of Rita Joe Daniel N. Paul (b. 1938) 63 From We Were Not the Savages Marie Battiste (b. 1949) 79 Structural Unemployment: The Mi kmaq Experience James Sakėj Youngblood Henderson (b. 1944) 82 Mi’kmaq Treaties Lome Simon (1960-1994) 85 From Stones and Switches Lindsay Marshall (b. i960) 90 Clay Pots and Bones 91 Mainkewin? (Are You Going to Maine?) 92 Progress Jaime Battiste (b. 1979) 93 From “Understanding the Progression of Mi kmaq Law” Alice Azure (b. 1940) 97 Repatriation Soliloquy 100 Mi’kmaq Haiku 100 Someday 1 Will Dance Starlit Simon (b. 1983) 102 Without a Microphone 103 In Quest of Road Kill 106 Notes 106 Further Reading M ALISEET 113 Introduction by Juana Perley Gabriel Acquin (1839-1901) 115 Pictograph Chief James Paul 117 Letter to Edward Sapir, 1911 Henry Red Eagle” Perley (1885-1972) 118 The Red Man’s Burden Shirley Bear 134 Freeport, Maine 134 History Resource Material 135 Baqwa’sun, Wuli Baqwa’sun 137 September Morning 137 Fragile Freedoms Andrea Bear Nicholas 139 Linguicide, the Killing of Languages, and the Case for Immersion Education Chief Brenda Commander (b. 1958) 145 Open Letter to Barack Obama Mihku Paul (b. 1958) 147 The Ballad of Gabe Acquin 250 The Water Road 252 Return 252 20th Century PowWow Playland 253 Trade in the 21st Century 254 Notes 256 Further Reading PASSAMAQUODDY 161 Introduction by Donald Soctomah Sopiel Soctomah (1755-1820) 165 Wampum Reading Chief Francis Joseph Neptune (1735-1834) 164 Speech, 1813 Deacon Sockabasin (1790-1888) 165 Save the Fish and Wildlife and Return Our Land! Joseph Stanislaus (1800-1880) 166 “You don’t make the trees .. Sopiel Selmore (1814-1903) 167 Megaque’s Last Battle Tomah Joseph (1837-1914) 168 The Power of One’s Will Lewis Mitchell (1847-1930) 170 Speech before the Maine State Legislature, 1887 172 Letter to Charles Godfrey Leland Sylvia Gabriel (1929-2003) 173 Wounded Be 174 From Dusk to Dawn Peter Mitchell (1929-1978) 175 Open Letter to Americans Mary Ellen Stevens Socobasin (1947-1988) 176 Passamaquoddy Girl Donald Soctomah (b. 1933) 178 Skicin Love 278 Forever Tribal Love 279 Sacred Color Red Vera Francis (b. 1938) 180 Technology Meets Ecology: Passamaquoddy Bay Dawna Meader (b. 1939) 183 Gordon Island 184 Seasons 185 Dream of the Hunter s Dance Susie Mitchell Sutton (b. 1963) 186 My Story of the Dragonfly and My Sister Rae- Lee and My mom! Wendy Newell Dyer (b. 1964) 188 A Warrior s Homecoming Russell Bassett (b. 1967) 191 A Measure of Timelessness 292 Majestic Beauty 292 Of Life from Life 293 One Aspect of the Journey of Life Kani Malsom (b. 1969) 194 To My Brothers Rolfe Richter (b. 1969) 193 “ Spring drew its first breath the previous day . . Christine Downing (b. 1972) 296 A Summer Day in Motahkomikuk 198 m 200 202 202 203 204 205 206 210 211 211 Maggie Neptune Dana (b- 1973) Coming Together Sacred Hoop Ceremony Marie Francis (b. 1973) Diminished Dreams Natalie Dana (b. 1983) Listen Fragmented People With This Pencil Jenny Soctomah (b. 1983) “The spirit is deep within us . . Ellen Nicholas (b. 1987) The Heart of Sipayik Sipayik Reservation 1974 Cassandra Dana (b. 1992) Kci Woliwon Notes Further Reading PENOBSCOT 215 Introduction by Carol Dana Penobscot Governors and Indians in Council 217 Maine State Power Joseph Nicolar (1827-1894) 219 The Scribe of the Penobscots Sends Us His Weekly Message Molly Spotted Elk (1903-1977) 223 We’re In the Chorus Now 227 Geegis 227 “I’m free in the world of these carpeted hills . . 227 “Some ten or few years so ago or more .. 228 Baby Girl 229 The Lost Soul of the Wilderness 229 The Dreamer—Moodas (The Dream Spirit) 230 Northern Lights Fred Ranco (1932-2008) 231 The Avenger ssipsis (b. 1941) 233 Injun Laugh 237 Gewh Huz Donna Loring (b. 1948) 239 The Dark Ages of Education and a New Hope: Teaching Native American History in Maine Schools Carol Dana (b. 1952) 243 Penobscot Home Nation 244 We’re Like the Moss on the Rock 244 Caribou Lake Winter 245 Mother of three didn’t know . . 246 Pensive in her rocking chair . . 247 Children 247 A Walk to Ktadhin Rhonda Frey (1955-2009) 249 Growing Up with Stereotypes: A Native Woman’s Perspective John Bear Mitchell (b. 1968) 256 What’s It Like Today? (from the Ulnerbeh series) Sherri Mitchell (b. 1969) 260 Nokomis Speaks: Message to the Seventh Generation 262 Sky Woman 263 The Lodge Nick Bear (b. 1985) 264 Dry Funk 265 gladly 266 Treaty of 2010 267 february weather makes me feel like this 268 Notes 269 Further Reading ABENAKI 275 Introduction by Lisa Brooks Samuel Numphow 278 Letter to Thomas Henchman Kancamagus 280 Petitions, c. 1685 281 Petition at No. 2, Kwinitekw, 1747 Joseph Laurent (1839-1917) 283 Preface to New Familiar Abenakis and English Dialogues Henry Lome Masta (1853-?) 288 From Abenaki Indian Legends, Grammar and Place-Names Robert James Tahamont (1891֊?) 291 Chief Teedyuscung 291 The Masquerade Ball Stephen Laurent (1909—2001) 293 The Abenakis of Vermont Claudia Mason Chicklas (1926-2008) 297 A Profile in Courage 299 Aunt Mary and Uncle Frank Joseph Bruchac III (b. 1942) 301 From Bowman s Store 303 Burial Places along the Long River 305 Ndakinna Carol Willette Bachofner (b-1947) 307 Abenaki Divorce 308 Winter Bringer 308 In the Abenaki Manner 309 Naming Water 309 Wazoliinebi 320 The Old Man’s Walk 311 Planting Moon Kikas 311 Burial Dress 312 Jibaaki Cheryl Savageau (b. 1950) 313 Poison in the Pond 316 Smallpox 320 Where I Want Them 322 Swift River—Kancamagus 322 Before Moving on to Plymouth from Cape Cod—1620 323 Amber Necklace 324 Trees 325 Looking for Indians 327 French Girls Are Fast Donna Laurent Caruso (b. 3951; 329 The Removal Period 333 Nnd Haiku: A Trilogy 334 Abenaki Filmmaker Earns Luminaria Award Margaret M. Bruchac (b. 1953) 336 War Wounds: Sophie Senecal Goes to Washington 342 Praying Spoils the Hunting Suzanne S. Rancourt (b. 1959) 344 Take From My Hair—Memories of Change 346 Thunderbeings 347 Fanning Fire 347 Singing Across the River 348 Even When the Sky Was Clear 349 When the Air Is Dry James Bruchac (b. 2968) 352 Tracking My Nature Jesse Bruchac (b. 1972) 361 Gluskonba s Fish Trap (Klosk8ba Adelahigan) 366 Notes 366 Further Reading NIPMUC 373 Introduction by Cheryl Watching Crow Stedtler Wowaus (James Printer, c. 1640-c. 1709) 374 Note Tacked to a Tree, Medfield, Massachusetts, 1676I?] 375 Ransom Note for Mary Rowlandson Ebenezer Hemenway (1804-0. 1878) 376 On the Death of His Mother, February 17,1847 Zara Ciscoe Brough 378 Days of Hassanamesit Corrine Bostic (1927-1981) 382 Ballad for Bubba 385 Dedication to the Young: Cuttin’ a Spoonful 385 Touchstones 385 Slatemen 386 For Teachers: A Self-Reminder Richard Spotted Rabbit Massey (1934-2012) 387 Hepsibeth Bowman Crosman Hemenway, 1763-1847 Edwin W. Morse Sr. (Chief Wise Owl, 1929-2010) 388 Chief Wise Owl s Prayer Kitt Little Turtle (George Munyan, 1940-2004) 389 Coyote Spirit 390 Nipmuck Legend 391 Legend about Hobbamock 391 The Heat Moon Nancy Bright Sky Harris (b. 1952) 392 To Carol and David with Love 393 Woman of the Warrior 394 Wind from Summer 394 The Gifted Porcupine Roach Maker 395 Creator of Life 395 Hear Your People 396 There Was a Time Hawk Henries (b. 1936) 397 Carrying the Flute Cheryl Watching Crow Stedtler (b. i960) 400 Honoring a Father and a Son 402 Full Circle 402 Never Too Late to Dance 403 Circle low . . 403 Pressed Cheryll Toney Holley (b. 1962) 404 A Brief Look at Nipmuc History Bruce Curliss (b. 2965) 411 Authentic, Power, and Stuck in My Craw 413 Woman, Mother, Sister, Daughter, Lover Larry Spotted Crow Mann (b. 1967) 418 From Deal Me In 421 Heart in the Clouds 422 The Crow Sarah “She Paints Horses” Stedtler (b. 1997) 423 The Fresh Water People 423 An Indian Gathering 424 Indians 424 The Dancer s Foot 424 Notes 425 Further Reading Helen Manning (1919-2008) 450 From Moshup’s Footsteps Frank James (Wamsutta, 1923-2001) 455 National Day of Mourning WAMPANOAG 429 Introduction by Joan Tavares Avant (Granny Squannit) Early Texts in Massachusett 435 Petition from Gay Head Sachem Mittark, 1681 436 Petition from Gay Head, 1749 438 Petition from Gay Head to Commissioners of New England Company Alfred DeGrasse (1890-1978) 439 About Poison Ivy 440 The Legend of the Red Eagle Mabel Avant (1892-1964) 442 Interview 447 The Voice of Our Forsaken Church Helen Attaquin (1923-1993) 459 How Martha’s Vineyard Came to Be 461 From “There Are Differences” Russell Peters (Fast Turtle, 1929-2002) 464 From The Wampanoags of Mashpee Anne Foxx (b. 1930) 470 Historical Continuities in Indigenous Women’s Political Activism: An Interview with Joan Tavares Avant Linda Coombs 473 Holistic History: Including the Wampanoag in an Exhibit at Plimoth Plantation Paula Peters 477 Wampanoag Reflections 481 Beware: Not All Terms Are Fair Game Robert Peters (b. 1962) 482 Grandfather 48} Red Sun Rising Mwalim *7)/Morgan James Peters 485 From A Mixed Medicine Bag 489 Notes 490 Further Reading NARRAGANSETT 495 Introduction by Dawn Dove 498 Letters to Eleazar Wheelock (1760s) Thomas Commuck (1805-1855) 501 Letter to Wilkins Updike, 1837 503 Letter to Elisha Potter, 1844 The Narragansett Dawn (m5-i936) 506 Editorial (May 1935) 509 The Boston Marathon (May 1935) 509 Editorial (August 1935) 511 “Indian Meeting Day,” by Fred V. Brown (August 1935) 513 Narragansett Tongue: Lesson 11 (March 1936) 524 Fireside Stories (July 1936) Ella Wilcox Sekatau (1928-2014) 525 Ï Found Him on a Hill Top 526 Life and Seasons Must Surely Change 516 For the Children 517 Sometimes I Wish I Could Rage Like You 518 Sure I m Still Hanging Around Paulia Dove Jennings 529 Speeches Dawn Dove 523 Alienation of Indigenous Students in the Public School System 526 In Order to Understand Thanksgiving, One Must Understand the Sacredness of the Gift John Christian Hopkins (b. i960) 530 Troopers Lead Attack on Narragansett Reservation 533 Tarzan Brown 535 William O. 536 Sad Country Songs Nuweetooun School (2003-2009) 538 “Roaring Brook,” by Lőrén M. Spears 539 “The Four Animals” and “The Three Sisters,” by Dasan Everett 539 “The creator made us all...by Darrlyn Sand Fry 540 “Sky woman falling from the sky . .. by Laurel Spears Thawn Harris (b. i9y8) 540 “Thank You, met Colleagues . . Eleanor Dove Harris (b. 1979) 542 TGI F 1 544 TGI F 2 546 Letter to California State University Administration, Faculty, and Student Body The Pursuit of Happiness (2005) 547 From “Happiness in Our Own Words,” by Ella Sekatau and Dawn Dove 550 From “Pursuit of Happiness: An Indigenous View on Education,” by Lőrén M. Spears 555 Notes 555 Further Reading Gladys Tantaquidgeon (1899-2005) 580 See the Beauty Surrounding Us 582 An Affectionate Portrait of Frank Speck MOHEGAN 559 Introduction by Stephanie M. Fielding Samson Occom (1723-1791) 362 Montaukett Tribe to the State of New York 364 Mohegan and Niantic Tribes to the Connecticut Assembly 363 “The most remarkable .. . Appearance of Indian Tribes” Joseph Johnson (1731-1776) 367 From His Diaries 572 Letter to Samson Occom Fidelia Fielding (1827-1908) 373 Man’s Relationship with God 374 The Truth of Tomorrow 373 Weather Mary Virginia Morgan (1897-1988) 376 Address at 100th Anniversary of the Mohegan Church Jayne Fawcett (b. 1936) 388 Homeland 589 Attic Dawn 589 Pan’s Song 590 Shantok Faith Damon Davison (b. 1940) 391 Mohegan Food Stephanie M. Fielding (b· 1945) 399 Remembrance 603 The Hoop Sharon I. Maynard (b. 1933) 603 Long Island Sound 606 A Winter’s Morn William Donehey (b. 1933) 608 River 609 His Lover 609 Spirit Teacher 610 Freedom 611 The Course of Love 611 Sparrow 612 Again Joe Smith (b. 1936) 613 Fade into White Melissa Tantaquidgeon Zobel (b. i960) 617 The Window Alysson Trqffer (b. i960) 625 The Little Girl on the Hook Eric Maynard (b. 1976) 629 The Circle 629 “Native American Professor.. Madeline Fielding Sayet (b. 1989) 631 When the Whippoorwill Calls 639 Notes 639 Further Reading SCHAGHTICOKE 643 Introduction by Trudie Lamb Richmond and Ruth Garby Torres Howard N. Harris (1900-1967) 645 Letter to the Department of State Parks Irving A. Harris (1931-2003) 646 Letter to Brenden Keleher Trudie Lamb Richmond (b. 1931) 648 Why Does the Past Matter? Eunice Mauwee s Resistance Was Our Path to Survival 631 Growing Up Indian (or Trying To) in Southern New England Paulette Crone-Morange (1943-2004) 633 From “The Schaghticoke and English Law: A Study of Community Survival” Ruth Garby Torres (b. 1953) 662 Eulogy for Irving Harris Aileen Harris McDonough (b· 1975) 667 How I Became a (Paid) Writer 669 On Loss Wunneanatsu Cason (b. 1980) 673 Fm Off to See the Wizard 673 Deployments and Motherhood Garry Meeches Jr. (b. 1997) 677 Soccer 677 Polar Bear Poem 678 I Am 679 Senses: Hear 679 What Never Dies 680 Build a Poem 680 Notes 680 Further Reading 683 Source Acknowledgments
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