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Sociology of the American Indian [Kietas viršelis]

  • Formatas: Hardback, 640 pages
  • Išleidimo metai: 30-Jun-2015
  • Leidėjas: The Edwin Mellen Press
  • ISBN-10: 1495503194
  • ISBN-13: 9781495503191
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Sociology of the American IndianDidesnis paveikslėlis
  • Formatas: Hardback, 640 pages
  • Išleidimo metai: 30-Jun-2015
  • Leidėjas: The Edwin Mellen Press
  • ISBN-10: 1495503194
  • ISBN-13: 9781495503191
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This book is the study of the survival of culture in the face of destruction, genocide, and pillaging. It is an eastward facing study of survival in the face of westward expansion in the United States.
Foreword i
Neil Thompson
Acknowledgments iv
Preface ix
Chapter One Sociology of the American Indian 1(16)
Chapter Two American Indian Cultural Denigration 17(36)
Revision of Native American History
17(18)
Problems Facing American Indians Today
35(18)
Chapter Three Culture of the American Indian 53(22)
Complexity of Native American Cultures
60(3)
Renewal of American Indian Cultures
63(12)
Chapter Four The Sacred Way and Loss: American Indian Spirituality 75(14)
Chapter Five American Indian Religion 89(14)
Spiritual Practices
90(2)
Ethnocentrism
92(11)
Chapter Six Problems in Understanding People in Different Cultures 103(10)
Traditional Values of American Indian Culture
104(2)
American Indian Health Traditions
106(2)
Culture and Community
108(5)
Chapter Seven American Indian Family 113(14)
Study of the Family
113(2)
Clan Life
115(12)
Chapter Eight Sociology of American Indian Education 127(8)
Chapter Nine Government of the American Indian 135(28)
Chapter Ten Native American Studies 163(36)
Discovery of Native American Societies
165(3)
Warfare between the US Government and Indian Nations
168(1)
Respecting Indian Afterlife Rituals
169(1)
Diversity and Cultural Assimilation
170(1)
Tribal Realities and Mainstream Mythology
171(1)
The Complexity of Native American Studies
172(1)
Apache Tribal Cultures
172(2)
Cultural History
174(4)
Contributions of Native Americans
178(3)
Spirituality and Native American Values
181(4)
Religious Issues
185(1)
Crafts
185(2)
The Future of Native American Studies
187(1)
Native American Studies and US Society
188(11)
Chapter Eleven Sociology of American Indian Religion 199(18)
Elements of Religion
199(13)
The Role of Spirituality
212(5)
Chapter Twelve American Indian Values 217(16)
Medical Care of the Dying
218(1)
Tribal Healing
219(2)
Old Testament of the American Indians
221(12)
Chapter Thirteen Plains Tribes Religions and the Construction of Inequality 233(12)
Chapter Fourteen Cremation and the First Nations 245(10)
Chapter Fifteen American Indian Beliefs and Traditions 255(12)
Historical Development and Decline of Tradition
255(1)
Impact of Christianity
256(1)
Burial and Bereavement Practices
257(5)
Cremation
262(2)
Conclusions
264(1)
Further Reading
265(2)
Chapter Sixteen Sociology of dying and Death 267(12)
Introduction
269(3)
Why a Sociology of Dying and Death?
272(4)
The Dying Process, Living with Dying
276(1)
References
277(2)
Chapter Seventeen First Nation's Grief 279(12)
Health Traditions
280(2)
Culture and Health
282(3)
First Nations Grief: The Healing Path
285(3)
Path to Mutual Understanding
288(2)
References
290(1)
Chapter Eighteen American Indian Care of the Dying and Grieving 291(14)
Native American Cultural Practices
296(1)
Tribal Practices in Dying
297(6)
References
303(2)
Chapter Nineteen Medical Care of American Indians 305(4)
Tribal Healing
306(1)
Attitudes toward Dying and Death
307(1)
References
308(1)
Chapter Twenty Southwestern Tribal Burial Practices Apache 309(32)
Inde (Apache) Oral History
315(4)
White mountain Apache Oral History
319(6)
Navajo Burial Practices
325(7)
Hopi Burial Practices
332(3)
Anasazi Burial Practices
335(1)
References
336(5)
Chapter Twenty-One Plains Tribes Burial Practices 341(44)
Sioux Burial Practices
341(6)
Lakota Oral History
347(28)
Cheyenne Burial Practices
375(10)
Chapter Twenty-Two Burial Practices of Selected Tribes 385(88)
California Indians Burial Practices
385(3)
Flathead Oral History
388(9)
Shawnee and the Potawatomi Burial Practices
397(2)
Pokagan Oral History
399(11)
Ojibwa/Anishinabe/Chippewa
410(3)
Chippewa Oral History
413(45)
Shoshone Oral History
458(1)
The Stockbridge-Munsee Tribe
458(7)
Stockbridge/Munsee Oral History
465(4)
Mounds Builders Burial Practices
469(4)
Chapter Twenty-Three Loss and Bereavement 473(10)
Culture and Dying and Death
476(7)
Chapter Twenty-Four Understanding the American Indian Sociologically 483(34)
Chapter Twenty-Five Contemporary American Indians 517(8)
Emergent Tribal Colleges
520(1)
Contemporary Indian Health Profiles
521(1)
Erosion of Indian Tribal Languages
522(1)
Indian Resources
522(3)
Appendix I Native American Studies with Four Year Programs 525(4)
Appendix II Tribal Colleges 529(8)
Appendix III Reservations visited 537(2)
Appendix IV Selected Museums, Villages, Historical Sites 539(22)
Bibliography 561(24)
Index 585