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The rapid development of American Indian history within a variety of academic disciplines poses difficulties for scholars attempting to follow recent trends in scholarship. The D'Arcy McNickle Center Bibliographies in American Indian History -- of which this is Volume 2 -- are intended to afford access to this literature. This much-needed research tool groups publications from diverse disciplines according to historical period, regional culture group, theme (economic life, missions and missionaries, legal relations, social life, physical and spiritual environments, and historiography), and literary form. Entries are annotated when necessary, and the voluminous index of authors, editors, and subjects affords quick access to pertinent titles.
This bibliography aims to provide scholars with a structured overview of recent scholarship in American Indian history. The D'Arcy McNickle Center Bibliographies in American Indian History, Volume 2, addresses the challenge of tracking trends across diverse academic disciplines by organizing publications thematically, chronologically, and by cultural group. It serves as a vital research tool, offering annotated entries and a comprehensive index for efficient access to relevant literature.
This bibliography is designed as a crucial research tool for scholars navigating the complex and rapidly evolving field of American Indian history. Its structured approach, categorizing publications by period, region, theme, and literary form, facilitates access to a wide range of scholarship from various disciplines. The inclusion of annotations and a comprehensive index further enhances its utility for researchers seeking to stay abreast of recent trends and developments in the field.
Page Count:
216
Publication Date:
1999-09-01
Publisher:
University of Oklahoma Press
ISBN-10:
0806127961
ISBN-13:
9780806127965
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