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INDIGST 701

Theories in Critical Indigenous Studies

Graduate

Winter 2026 · C01

Topics

  • Syllabus
  • Visit to McMaster Museum of Art, Meryl McMaster Exhibit Read: https://museum.mcmaster.ca/exhibition/bloodline/ Read: https://www.cbc.ca/arts/meryl-mcmaster-bloodline-interview-1.6749166
  • Jennier Denetdale (2020). Critical Indigenous Studies: A lifetime of theory and practice. The Journal of Arizona History, 61(3/4), 615-637.
  • Vine Deloria Jr., “Anthropologists and Other Friends” in Custer Died for your Sins. Pps 78-100. 1969. New York, MacMillan: https://ebookcentral.proquest.com/lib/mcmu/reader.action?docID=5671316&ppg=72&c=RVBVQg
  • Gina Starblanket (2024). "Red Ticket Women". Making space for Indigenous feminism , 100.
  • Beth Brant, “Physical Prayers”, in Writing as Witness: Essay and Talk , 55-66.
  • John Borrows (1995). With or without you: First Nations law (in Canada). Mcgill , 41 , 629

Readings

  • Materials will be made available on A2L or via weblinks in the Course Outline
    Required
Sources