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Phantom Past, Indigenous Presence: Native Ghosts in North American Culture and History
2013
Overview
The contributions from the fields of anthropology, cultural geography, history, literature, American studies, and Native American studies comprise a variety of case studies and approaches, but they all agree on criticizing a profound preoccupation with Western theory concepts that do not fit the nature of Indian ghosts. Waterman's account can be read as a parable to contemporary discourses on museums and their human remains, a never-ending ghost story.
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University of Nebraska Press
