Cultural Survival Quarterly / 1996 [4]

Cultural Survival Quarterly / 1996 [4]

American indian religious freedom / First people and the first amendment

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American indian religious freedom / First people and the first amendment - David Maybury-Lewis
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Review /
- Standing in the light / A lakota way of seeing [Severt Young Bear, R.D. Theisz, 1994] - Jerome M. Levi, Carleton College
- They called it prairie light / The story of Chilocco Indian School [K. Tsianina Lomawaima, 1994] [indian girls' education] - Donald D. Stull
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Xavante education fund [BR]
Laura Graham [coord.]
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The indigenous of paraguayan Chaco / Struggle for the land
Keith Slack
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The bedul bedouin of Petra, Jordan / Traditions, tourism and uncertain future
Steven Simms
Deborah Kooring
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American indian religious freedom / First people and the first amendment /
- Introduction - Alfonso Ortiz [ed.]
- Existing federal law and he protection of sacred sites / Possibilities of sacred sites - Jack F. Trope
- Managing hopi sacred sites to protect religious freedom - Leigh Jenkins, Kurt E. Dongoske, T.J. Ferguson
- Paavahu and Paanaqawu / The wellspring of life and the slurry of death [hopi people] - Peter Whiteley
- Zuni protection of cultural resources and religious freedom - Roger Anyon
- The fight for Dzil Nchaa Si An, Mt. Graham / Apaches and astrophysical development in Arizona - Elizabeth A. Brandt
- Native worship in american prisions - Walter Echo-Hawk
- The Black Hills / The sacred land of the lakota and tsistsistas - Mario Gonzáles
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Cambridge MA [US] : Cultural Survival INC

1996

72 p.

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vol. 19, 1996, N° 4