Maria Powers challenges the stereotypes of Native American Women, still prevalent in films and in literature ; according to her, over-generalization on the part of feminist writers has resulted in still another distorted view of the American Indian woman's place in their own culture. Referring to the Oglala she shows how women seem to have held up better than men under the stresses of reservation life and she points out that they often hold important positions without neglecting their maternal role.Maria Powers remet en cause les stéréotypes de la femme indienne, qui prévalent encore tant au cinéma que dans les publications ; d'après elle, les généralisations abusives des auteurs féministes ont conduit à fausser encore une fois le regard su...
Although American Indian women traditionally have been held in high esteem in their communities and ...
An Indigenous feminist approach to Native literature reveals the ways in which Native authors attemp...
Many people believe that all women of various ethnic backgrounds in the United States involved in th...
Maria Powers challenges the stereotypes of Native American Women, still prevalent in films and in li...
Historical and contemporary stereotypes of Native American Indian women have resulted in inaccurate ...
Stereotypes about diverse cultures have been around for hundreds possibly even thousands of years an...
Graduation date: 1998In fulfilling their traditional roles as leaders in their communities, American...
This book examines the fascinating and often disturbing portrayal of Native American women in film. ...
Introduction The Blanket Around Her Maybe it is her birth which she holds close to herself or her de...
This paper examines Haudenosaunee (Iroquois) women in the context created by the challenges of colon...
This Paper focuses on the Native American’s struggles and problems through their color and racial di...
This essay argues for the significance of Native American women in traditional times and also in mo...
Native American women traditionally belonged to a culture that gave them respect and where they had ...
Cultural and social genocide is believed to be the most important issue confronting contemporary Nat...
This thesis examines the ways in which Zitkala-Sa\u27s autobiographical essays are a clear example o...
Although American Indian women traditionally have been held in high esteem in their communities and ...
An Indigenous feminist approach to Native literature reveals the ways in which Native authors attemp...
Many people believe that all women of various ethnic backgrounds in the United States involved in th...
Maria Powers challenges the stereotypes of Native American Women, still prevalent in films and in li...
Historical and contemporary stereotypes of Native American Indian women have resulted in inaccurate ...
Stereotypes about diverse cultures have been around for hundreds possibly even thousands of years an...
Graduation date: 1998In fulfilling their traditional roles as leaders in their communities, American...
This book examines the fascinating and often disturbing portrayal of Native American women in film. ...
Introduction The Blanket Around Her Maybe it is her birth which she holds close to herself or her de...
This paper examines Haudenosaunee (Iroquois) women in the context created by the challenges of colon...
This Paper focuses on the Native American’s struggles and problems through their color and racial di...
This essay argues for the significance of Native American women in traditional times and also in mo...
Native American women traditionally belonged to a culture that gave them respect and where they had ...
Cultural and social genocide is believed to be the most important issue confronting contemporary Nat...
This thesis examines the ways in which Zitkala-Sa\u27s autobiographical essays are a clear example o...
Although American Indian women traditionally have been held in high esteem in their communities and ...
An Indigenous feminist approach to Native literature reveals the ways in which Native authors attemp...
Many people believe that all women of various ethnic backgrounds in the United States involved in th...