American Indian Literature [course syllabus], undated

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American Indian Literature [course syllabus]

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Scope and Contents

Typescript syllabus for course American Indian Literature, by Stephanie Mood, instructor at Grossmont College. Syllabus includes logistical course information but also information about Native American tribes located within San Diego County, including demographic information and information regarding reservations, as well as a map of linguistic groups and families of California Indians, a map reproduction of the Prinicipal Indian Tribes of North America, a list of state names taken from American Indian words, a map titled "Indian Tribes of America," a list of tribes by culture area and language family, and a document titled "Gifting the White Man... Despite the Betrayals" covering Native American contributions to food, medicine, government, wealth, and wisdom, and outlining various negative impacts and betrayals wrought by settler colonialism. Contextual material was created by the San Diego American Indian Health Center.

Dates

Creation: undated

Creator

Mood, Stephanie, Dr. (Person)
San Diego American Indian Health Center (Organization)

Conditions Governing Access

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Public Access ("Knowing the Land Before You Walk On It"): The Henry Rodriguez Papers Public Access protocol is for materials that are designated as appropriate for use by the general public and may be accessed by anyone at any time pending their completion of the Dr. Henry Rodriguez Papers Digital Access and Cultural Responsibility Framework's General/Public Access module. This protocol can include previously published materials that may include culturally sensitive information. Individuals with access to materials through the Luiseño/Payómkawichum Community Access ("Coming Home") protocol will also be granted access to the Public Access protocol.

See the collection's Conditions Governing Access note, Conditions Governing Use note, and Considerations for Research with American Indian Archival Materials note for more information on considerations and restrictions relevant to this collection.