Survivance In Indigenous American Literature Navigating Land Langugage And Cultural Values

Survivance in Indigenous American Literature Navigating Land Language and Cultural Values is a book that explores the concept of survivance within Indigenous American literature. The concept was coined by esteemed Anishinaabe scholar Gerald Vizenor. It serves a dual purpose to illuminate the profound engagement of Native literature with the concept of survivance and to showcase the remarkable authors who employ their writing to resist and challenge oppressive structures. Through compelling examples and insightful analysis the book offers a nuanced examination of how Indigenous authors skillfully employ literary techniques to amplify their voices assert their cultural values and reclaim their land and language. The book encourages readers to critically engage with the triumphs and challenges faced by Indigenous communities ultimately fostering a greater appreciation for their enduring spirit and cultural contributions.