INDIGST 3D03

CONTEMPORARY INDIGENOUS LITERATURES OF TURTLE ISLAND

Undergraduate

Fall 2026 · Contemp Indig Lit:Turtle Islan · C01

Readings

eText Why Indigenous Literatures Matter - 6 Month Access
Daniel Heath Justice (Ca) · Required
ISBN 9781771121781; 9781771121767

Fall 2026 · Contemporary Indigenous Literatures of Turtle ISL · C01

Daniel Heath Justice, Why Indigenous Literatures Matter . Preface, pp. xvii–xxii Introduction, “Stories That Wound, Stories That Heal,” pp. 1–32
E. Pauline Johnson (Tekahionwake), “A Strong Race Opinion: On the Indian Girl in Modern Fiction” (1892).
E. Pauline Johnson (Tekahionwake), “The Cattle Thief” (1895).
Daniel Heath Justice, Why Indigenous Literatures Matter . Chapter One, “How Do We Learn to Be Human?” pp. 33-70
Basil H. Johnston, Indian School Days , “Sentenced to Spanish,” pp. 19–27.
Maria Campbell, Halfbreed , restored edition, selected passage surrounding the restored RCMP material.
what they notice
what is materially significant
what the published text cannot show them
one question the object raises
what they do not yet know .

Why Indigenous Literatures Matter
Daniel Heath Justice. · 2018 · 1 · Required
Wilfrid Laurier Press
Why Indigenous Literatures Matter Authors: Daniel Heath Justice. Publisher: Wilfrid Laurier Press Publication Date: 2018 Edition: 1
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