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Learning from/about Native/American Indian People
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Date | 20.04.2016 | Size | 11.03 Kb. | | #14173 |
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Learning from/about Native/American Indian People
By michelle (2009)
Dian Million (no info on her) Athabaskan/Alaska / USA
Path: Go to Talking People – The World – People & Culture – American Indians – Million, Dian
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Listening to “The Housing Poem” (4’24’’)
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Reading the poem
Story-Telling
Path: Go to Talking People – The World – People & Culture – American Indians – Story-telling
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Reading Coyote Kills a Giant, by Navajo/Diné First Nation (1 page)
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Listening to the story (about 6’)
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Posting on this story
Sherman Alexie (writer) Spokane/Coeur d'Alene / USA
Path: Go to Talking People – Library – Literature – Writers – Alexie, Sherman
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Reading The Absolutely True Diary of a Part-Time Indian (230 pages, easy to read)
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Audiovisuals: Listening to Alexie reading excerpts from the aforementioned novel
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Posting on this novel
More…
Path: EOI Getafe website – English Department – The World (Culture) – American Indians
Joy Harjo (writer, musician, activist) Muscogee/Creek / USA
Path: Go to Talking People – Library – Literature – Writers – Harjo, Joy
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Listening to the poem “Strange Fruit” (from In Mad Love & War) at the TP Podcast
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Posting on that
More…
Path: EOI Getafe website – English Department – The World (Culture) – American Indians
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Checking out the EOI Getafe webpage for Joy Harjo
Mary Brave Bird, aka Mary Crow Dog Dakota / USA
Path: Go to Talking People – The World – People & Culture – American Indians – Mary Brave Bird
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Reading an excerpt from Dakota Woman (7 pages), with notes and links
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Read the actual autobio (288 pages, a bit difficult because of cultural references)
Buffy Sainte-Marie (musician, painter, activist, teacher) Cree /Canada
Path: Go to Talking People – Audios – Music – Music – Buffy Sainte-Marie
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Listening to the song “Bury My Heart in Wounded Knee” (5’12’’)
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Reading the lyrics (1 page)
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Reading about the Indian Historical References in the song (1 page, external link)
Leonard Peltier & Annie Mae Pictou Aquash
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Path: Go to Talking People – The World – People & Culture – American Indians
Wounded Knee
Path: Go to Talking People – The World – People & Culture – American Indians
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Audiovisual: Learning about Wounded Knee (9’54’’)
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