After exploring the Newberry website, offer four areas/topics you found interesting and tell us why. Do any of these areas connect to the organizational framework Kidwell/Velie assert in their book (look to the table of contents)? Specifically, the concept of “land and cultural identity” and “Native and non-Native ways of knowing”? Do any of these topics connect to any of the courses listed in the Native Studies minor? In what what do “narrative” and “tribal storytelling” contribute to understanding these topics?

After exploring the Newberry website, offer four areas/topics you found interesting and tell us why. Do any of these areas connect to the organizational framework Kidwell/Velie assert in their book (look to the table of contents)? Specifically, the concept of “land and cultural identity” and “Native and non-Native ways of knowing”? Do any of these topics connect to any of the courses listed in the Native Studies minor? In what what do “narrative” and “tribal storytelling” contribute to understanding these topics?

Please respond to others (oh, that’s cool. I found in section “so and so” something you might like to look at to learn more about “so and so”).

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