Vol. 68 No. 4 (2024): New Literature of Indigenous America

Table of contents

Editorial

A Few Thoughts from the Editor

Waldemar Kuligowski

7-8

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Articles

Leslie Marmon Silko and her Storyteller: An Autobiographical Collage

Ewa Dżurak

11-25

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Past Silence: Indigenous Perspective in the Poems of Karenne Wood

Gabriela Jeleńska

27-43

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Elegies on Lost Daughters – Individual and Cultural Trauma in Louise Erdrich’s The Painted Drum and David Treuer’s Prudence

Agnieszka Gondor-Wiercioch

45-61

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“To Write My Way out of a Map and onto the Land”: Bodily Sovereignty in Billy-Ray Belcourt’s Essays A History of My Brief Body

Joanna Ziarkowska

63-72

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A Shark-tooth Necklace: The Indian Corner of Oklahoma in the Stories of Eddie Chuculate

Bartosz Hlebowicz

73-87

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Care and Humor in Contemporary Indigenous Literature: Personal Readings

Waldemar Kuligowski

89-104

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Translations

Is that Indian enough?

Marek Maciołek

107-124

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Reviews and Discussions

Will UNESCO Succeed in Building “Cultures of the Men of the Land” in Canada?

Bartosz Hlebowicz

127-133

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A Red Atlantic?

Waldemar Kuligowski

135-139

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An Invitation to Good Paths

Krzysztof M. Mączkowski

141-147

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