2-0255 LITERATURE OF NATIVE AMERICAN LANDSCAPES: TRADITIONAL ONTOLOGIES OF CREATION, TIDEMARK, AND LEGACY

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Wednesday, November 16, 2011: 14:00-15:45

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This session would be of particular interest to:
Students, Teachers of Anthropology in Community Colleges, Practicing and Applied Anthropologists

Organizers: Nimachia Hernandez (Independent Scholar)

Chairs: Nimachia Hernandez (Independent Scholar)

14:00

Visions of the Past: Native Americans Life as Art

Atoyol Hernandez (Independent Scholar)

14:15

Water Knowledge As a Tidemark of the Narrative Legacies of Haudenosaunee Traditional Teachings

Nicholle Dragone (Cayuga Community College)

14:30

Break 15 min

14:45

A Journey of Knowledge Taken Through a Seneca Narrative of “the Storytelling Stone.”

Urszula Malgorzata Piasta (State University of New York at Buffalo)

15:00

Break 15 min

15:15

Conquering and ‘Counting Coup’: Native American Paradigms of Survival as Negotiation with the Natural World

Nimachia Hernandez (Independent Scholar)

15:30

Reflections In the Water: Explorations In Geography and American Indian Oral Narratives

Gus Palmer Jr. (University of Oklahoma and University of Oklahoma)

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