This 1992 first edition fromLSU Press features eleven critical essays exploring the intersection of gender and place, alongside an exhaustive bibliography of authors from the Civil War to the present.
Book of the Hopi (1963) presents the first written account of the Hopi people’s sacred worldview as shared directly by thirty Hopi elders. Frank Waters, working closely with Hopi illustrator Oswald “White Bear” Fredericks, records the tribe’s creation stories, migrations, ceremonies, and spiritual teachings—knowledge traditionally preserved through oral tradition and guarded for generations.
A nice touch in this textbook is the color-coded sections for different topics.
