Add to ORKGElizabeth Cook-Lynn is an editor, essayist, poet, novelist, and academic, and member of the Crow Creek Sioux Tribe. She has been a voice within the discipline of Native American Studies, Native Studies, Indigenous Studies, Native American politics, particularly in regards to tribal sovereignty. Biographical material, poetry, book reviews; material related to her teaching career, research projects & other activities; material related to the Wicazo Sa Review: a Journal of Native Studies; material related to Native American issues & topics
The experiences of a single female homesteader on the Great Plains of South Dakota are revealed in B...
Elizabeth Cook-Lynn is a Dakota who, born and raised to adulthood on the Crow Creek Indian Reservati...
This project examines Dakota/Nakoda women’s artistic practice as a decolonial method within cultural...
This work is a study on the works of Elizabeth Cook-Lynn who is proficient scholar and hails from So...
In the preface to this new edited volume, Elizabeth Cook-Lynn notes that while she learned to read a...
This work is an intellectual history and cultural study of Cook-Lynn's scholarship and other writing...
abstract: 8th Annual American Indian Studies Conference featuring Elizabeth Cook-Lynn held at Arizon...
The fertile mind of Elizabeth Cook-Lynn has produced essays, lectures, and papers on an array of iss...
Miss O'Keefe is the author of a typed Manuscript, entitled ?Pioneer History of North Dakota.? It con...
abstract: 9th Annual American Indian Studies Conference featuring Elizabeth Cook-Lynn Poetry. Photog...
Kelly Wisecup is assistant professor of English at Northwestern University, where she researches and...
Kathleen Norris is a best-selling poet and essayist. She became known for her writings about Christi...
The Elizabeth Preston Anderson Papers document the life and activities of a woman who ?influenced No...
A collection of three novellas spanning several decades, Aurelia tells of the invasion of Indian lan...
The Oak Lake Writer’s Society hosts annual retreats for Indigenous writers. The focus of the retreat...
The experiences of a single female homesteader on the Great Plains of South Dakota are revealed in B...
Elizabeth Cook-Lynn is a Dakota who, born and raised to adulthood on the Crow Creek Indian Reservati...
This project examines Dakota/Nakoda women’s artistic practice as a decolonial method within cultural...
This work is a study on the works of Elizabeth Cook-Lynn who is proficient scholar and hails from So...
In the preface to this new edited volume, Elizabeth Cook-Lynn notes that while she learned to read a...
This work is an intellectual history and cultural study of Cook-Lynn's scholarship and other writing...
abstract: 8th Annual American Indian Studies Conference featuring Elizabeth Cook-Lynn held at Arizon...
The fertile mind of Elizabeth Cook-Lynn has produced essays, lectures, and papers on an array of iss...
Miss O'Keefe is the author of a typed Manuscript, entitled ?Pioneer History of North Dakota.? It con...
abstract: 9th Annual American Indian Studies Conference featuring Elizabeth Cook-Lynn Poetry. Photog...
Kelly Wisecup is assistant professor of English at Northwestern University, where she researches and...
Kathleen Norris is a best-selling poet and essayist. She became known for her writings about Christi...
The Elizabeth Preston Anderson Papers document the life and activities of a woman who ?influenced No...
A collection of three novellas spanning several decades, Aurelia tells of the invasion of Indian lan...
The Oak Lake Writer’s Society hosts annual retreats for Indigenous writers. The focus of the retreat...
The experiences of a single female homesteader on the Great Plains of South Dakota are revealed in B...
Elizabeth Cook-Lynn is a Dakota who, born and raised to adulthood on the Crow Creek Indian Reservati...
This project examines Dakota/Nakoda women’s artistic practice as a decolonial method within cultural...