Devy, G N. <br/><br/>
Indigeneity: culture and representation: proceedings of the 2008 Chotro Conference on Indigenous Languages, Culture, and Society/ 
edited by G.N. Devy, Geoffrey V. Davis and  K.K. Chakravarty 
 - New Delhi:  Orient Blackswan,  2012. 
 - 2 v. :  ill. ;  24 cm. 
<br/><br/>1. Listening to the Pterodactyl<br/>Shiv Visvanathan<br/><br/>2. Friends, Indigenes and Others: A German Interjection<br/>Gerhard Stilz<br/><br/>3. Popular Culture and Political Violence: The Postcolonial State in Malawi: 1964-1994<br/>Reuben Makayiko Chirambo<br/><br/>4. People-centric Histories of Indigenous Literature: Thoughts on Theory and Praxis<br/>Nilanjana Deb<br/><br/>5. Crystallizing Protest into Movement: Adivasi Community in History, Society and Literature<br/>Vibba S. Cbauban<br/><br/>6. Myths of the Bondas<br/>Anand Mabanand<br/><br/>7. Contemporary Indigenous Literatures in Canada: Healing from Historical Trauma<br/>Jo-Ann Episkenew<br/><br/>8. Classical, Modern and Transnational Nahuatl Literatures<br/>Gabriel S. Estrada<br/><br/>9. Narrations of HerStories<br/>Michaela Moura-Ko^odlu<br/><br/>10. Will They Survive the Margins? Endangered Languages and Oral Traditions in Kenya<br/>Mumia Geoffrey Osaaji<br/><br/>11. Udje Dance Songs of Nigeria's Urhobo People<br/>Tanure Ojaide<br/><br/>12. Writing about Lives on the Edge: The Naga Imbroglio<br/>K. B. Veio Pou<br/><br/>13. Wedded to Life: The Paliyans of Kerala<br/>P. J. George<br/><br/>14. The Weaving of Bodo Women's Identity in their Traditional Folk Songs<br/>Esther Sukriti Narjinari<br/><br/>15. The Biblical Language Dilemma: The Competing Interests of English vs. Lubusuku<br/>Maloba Wekesa<br/><br/>16. Women s Songs: Oral Cultural Expressions among the Zulu People <br/>Nompumelelo Zondi<br/><br/>Representation and Interpretation<br/><br/>17. Adivasi Literature: An Emerging Consciousness<br/>Ramnika Gupta<br/><br/>18. Indigeneity, Visuality and Postcolonial Theory: The Case of the San<br/>Brendon Nicholls<br/><br/>19. Steve Chimombo's Epic of the Forest Creatures<br/>Pia Thielmann<br/><br/>20. Bessie Head Interpreting the Batswana<br/>Anne Fuchs<br/><br/>21. "Come Sing the Uhuru Blues": The Indigenous in the Work of Matsemela Manaka<br/>Geoffrey V Davis<br/><br/>22. "Nothing will Remain of this World": Continuity and Creativity in Mohammed Hassan's Twarab Poetry<br/>Aisha Schmitt<br/><br/>23. The Loss of a Spirit: Metaphor and Practice in Aymara Decolonization<br/>Anders Burman<br/><br/>24. Making Memoiy, Making Poetry: Mind and Imagination in Contemporary Indigenous Australian Literature<br/>Estelle Castro<br/><br/>25. Signs and Silences vs. Objective Inquiry: Bicultural Meaning in Journey to the Stone Country<br/>Norbert H. Platz<br/><br/>26. Conflicting Mythologies and Identity Building: Tomson Highway's Kiss of the Fur Queen<br/>Cecile Fouache<br/><br/>27. Ethnic Life Writing: The Work of Beatrice Culleton Mosioniers and Yvonne Johnson<br/>Cecile Sandten<br/><br/>28. National Catholicism and Cultural Annihilation: Children's Literature in Franco's Spain<br/>Isabel Alonso and Marta Ortega<br/><br/>29. Articulating Self: Orality, Community and Colonialism in South India<br/>Bhangya Bhukya<br/><br/>30. Interculturality of Tradition and Modernity; Towards Understanding the Tribal Ethos<br/>Lachman M. Khubchandani<br/><br/>31. Indigenous Languages and Higher Education in South Africa<br/>Sandiso Ngcobo<br/><br/>32. Garma and Beyond: Indigenous Cultural Festivals for Decolonization<br/>Peter Phipps<br/><br/>33. Imagining an Adivasi Cinema<br/>Rashmi Sawhney<br/><br/>34. Translating Museums<br/>Alice Tilcbe 
<br/><br/><label>ISBN: </label>9788125036647 8125036644 
<br/><br/><label>Subjects--Topical Terms: </label><br/>Indigenous peoples--Social life and customs	<br/>Literature and society	<br/>Popular culture<br/>Sociolinguistics
<br/><br/><label>Dewey Class. No.: </label>305.8  / DEV/I