Introduction: [Native American visibility and representations in contemporary USA: between cultural belonging and activism]
págs. 1-4
Unexpected encounters, Indigenous presences: decolonial materiality in Louise Erdrich’s "The sentence"
págs. 5-22
Weaving roots with resistance: Native American presence and pride in Matika Wilbur’s and Eric Klemm’s portraits
págs. 23-35
Tracking ungulate woman: adaptations of being in balance and survivance in the face of MMIWG2S
págs. 36-56
Contrasting Western visions: [in/out]sider perspectives on Native American representation in "Fools Crow" and "Comanche Moon"
págs. 57-75
The dreams of motherhood produce hydras: mythocritic afterlives of the Lernaean monster from Antiquity to Louise Erdrich’s poetry
págs. 76-93
The community of lovers in Native American storytelling: liminality, intimacy, and secrecy in Silko’s "Yellow Woman"
págs. 94-110
Tracing the footprints left behind: Anishinaabe realia translation in Angeline Boulley’s "Firekeeper’s daughter" (2021)
págs. 111-135
págs. 136-151
The Lily Gladstone effect: “Kicking the door down” for Native representation in the mainstream
págs. 152-169
Under siege: Post-9/11 American identity in Don DeLillo’s "Falling man"
págs. 171-186
Sarah Wagstaffe (res.)
Es reseña de:
Reckon
Logan Phillips
Arizona : University of Arizona Press, 2025
págs. 188-190
Indigenous journeys, transatlantic perspectives: relational worlds in contemporary Native American literature
Cristina Pardellas Fernández (res.)
Es reseña de:
Indigenous journeys, transatlantic perspectives: relational worlds in contemporary Native American literature
Anna M Brígido Corachán (ed. lit.)
Michigan : Michigan State University Press, 2023
págs. 191-194
The Routledge handbook of Indigenous film
Kamelia Talebian Sedehi (res.)
Es reseña de:
The Routledge handbook of Indigenous film
Ernie Blackmore, Kerstin Knopf, Wendy Gay Pearson
Routledge, 2025
págs. 195-197




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