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“Allochronic Views of Native Americans; or, Vanished Vanishing Indians in The Last of the Mohicans”

2016

James Fenimore Cooper’s The Last of the Mohicans; A Narrative of 1757, first published in 1826, offers an archetypal example, perhaps the archetypal example, of a literary expression of the trope of the Vanishing Indian. This theme is present in many works of nineteenth-century American literature that include Native Americans as their subjects, but Cooper’s romance, whose very title evokes the disappearance of an entire tribe, takes the sad fate of North America’s indigenous peoples as one o...

The last of the Mohicans[SHS.LITT]Humanities and Social Sciences/LiteratureLIT000000The Last of Mohicansamérindiens et littérature[ SHS.LITT ] Humanities and Social Sciences/Literatureanalyse littéraire[SHS.LITT] Humanities and Social Sciences/LiteratureIndiansécriture romanesqueNative AmericansallochronismThe leatherstocking talesJames Fenimore CooperLiterature (General)Vanishing IndiansDSComputingMilieux_MISCELLANEOUSThe Last of the Mohicans
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Remarks on the environmental adaptation of man.

1971

In this paper the geographical variability of some morphological, physiological and serological traits of man is discussed with respect to the question, how far this variability can be considered as the result of selective adaptation processes. Though there is already some evidence supporting such an assumption, much more detailed and exactly planned research is necessary to clear the indubitable relations between the distribution patterns of anthropological traits and the various environmental conditions of human biotops. Particularly much more work is required to understand the causative mechanisms on which these relations are based.

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"'unlimn’d they disappear': The Ghostly Presence of Native Americans in Whitman’s Leaves of Grass"

2018

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North American indians and nature : -a cultural interpretation

1999

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Review of studies of polymorphic blood systems in the Aymara indigenous population from Bolivia, Peru, and Chile.

1995

A review was made of all studies available from the literature referring to polymorphic blood systems of South American Aymara Indians. 33 original papers published up to 1990 covering a period of 45 years were summarized. Aymara samples were considered from a total of 55 localities in Bolivia, Peru, and Chile. Gene frequencies were tabulated for 21 polymorphic genetic systems comprising blood groups (AB0, MNSs, P, Rh, Lu, K, Le, Fy, Jk, Di), erythrocyte enzyme groups (AcP, 6PGD, PGM1, AK, ADA, EsD), and plasma protein groups (Hp, Tf, Gc, Gm, Km). Weighted average and range over all Aymara samples were computed for each blood system and compared with corresponding mean value and range in So…

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Speaking Back to the Murder State: Gertrude Bonnin’s California Writings and the “Little Matter of Genocide”

2017

Niniejszy artykuł zestawia książkę historyczną na temat dziejów stanu Kalifornia z połowy dziewiętnastego wieku pt. Murder State (2012 r.) autorstwa Brendana C. Lindseya z piśmiennictwem Gertrudy Bonnin dotyczącym Indian kalifornijskich opublikowanym w San Francisco Bulletin w 1922 r. B.C. Lindsay argumentuje, że wspierana przez państwo przemoc, która miała kluczowe znaczenie dla kolonizacji Kalifornii przez Amerykanów europejskiego pochodzenia, stanowiła akt ludobójstwa w myśl Konwencji ONZ z 1948 r., którego dopuszczono się przeciwko ludom autochtonicznym. Ludobójstwo to podszyte było rasizmem oraz żądzą zdobycia ziemi i zasobów, a dokonano go przy użyciu demokratycznych mechanizmów, któr…

genocideZitkala-ŠaBrendan C. LindseyGertrude BonninKaliforniaGertruda BonninMurder StateIndianie Ameryki PółnocnejAmerican IndiansludobójstwoCaliforniaWrocławskie Studia Erazmiańskie
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Adult gender roles in three traditional American Indian societies

2006

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