An edition of Yuchi ceremonial life
(2003)
Yuchi ceremonial life
performance, meaning, and tradition in a contemporary American Indian community
by Jason Baird Jackson
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Dr. Jackson's text is an excellent current overview of the Yuchi People and culture in Oklahoma. While it does not delve deeply into their pre-Oklahoma history, nor even the details of the current politics, it does paint a very clear picture of the Yuchi people and their precarious existence as wards of the Creek Nation who are wards of the Federal government, as well as their staunch pride and traditionalism that has preserved this culture despite the forces bent on extinguishing it.
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Yuchi ceremonial life: performance, meaning, and tradition in a contemporary American Indian community
2003, University of Nebraska Press in cooperation with the American Indian Studies Research Institute, Indiana University, Bloomington
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0803225946 9780803225947
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Yuchi ceremonial life: performance, meaning, and tradition in a contemporary American Indian community
2003, University of Nebraska Press in cooperation with the American Indian Studies Research Institute, Indiana University, Bloomington
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0803225946 9780803225947
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Includes bibliographical references (p. [307]-330) and index.
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