^#smrgDERGİ World Literature Today : From This World: Contemporary American Indian Literature : Native American Indian Literature: - Number: 2 Volume: 66 Spring 1992

From This World: Contemporary American Indian Literature

Native American Indian Literature: Critical Metaphors Of The Ghost Dance: Gerald Vizenor

Two Riddles - Carter Revard

Learning “The Language The Presidents Speak”: Images And Issues Of Literacy In American Indian Literature - Kimerly M. Blaeser

Reading American Indian Intellectual Traditions - Robert Allen Warrior

Dead Voices: Gerald Vizenor

American Indian Literatures, Authenticity, And The Canon - Rodney Simard

Justice For Indians And Women: The Protest Fiction Of Alice Callahan And Pauline Johnson - A. LaVonne Brown Ruoff

Three Poems - Lance Henson

Identity, Voice, And Authority: Artist - Aurdience Relations In Native American Literature: Andrew Wiget

American Indian Literature In The Nineties: The Emergence Of The Middle - Class Protagonist - Alan R. Velie

Borders: Thomas King

Breaking Away: The Novels Of Gerald Vizenor: Wolfgang Hochbruck

Storytelling: Tradition And Preservation In Louise Erdrich's Tracks: Jennifer Sergi

Poems From On Second Thought: Maurice Kenny

Representing Real Worlds: The Evolving Poetry Of Joy Jarjo - John Scarry

Columbusi Indians, And America - Robert L. Berner

Selections From Asylum In Thje Grassland: Diane Glancy

Native Images: Howard Meredith

Photographs And Illustrations

Allan Houser, Mountain Echoes, Bronze 1986 (Courtesy: Allan Houser; Glenn Green Gallery, Santa Fe; University Of Oklahoma Museum Of Art: Front Cover

Cherokee Alphabet Courtesy: Western History Collections, University Of Oklahoma Libraries): Frontispiece

Joy Harjo (Top; Photo: Paul Abdoo; Courtsey: Wesleyan University Press); Gerald Vizenor (Bottom): Back Cover

World Literature In Review

Reviews Also Received

The Last Page

Notes On Contributors: Inside Back Cover