The Personnel and Guidance Journal · 1971 · 11 citations · 1 references
Social SciencesCultural StudiesEthnic StudiesAsian StudiesCultural AnthropologyEthnographyEthnography Of CommunicationIndian StudiesIndigenous HistoriesIndigenous PeoplesInterpretive AnthropologyPostcolonial AnthropologyColonial Indian HistoryCultural NativesIndian Social HistoryNative American Cultural HistoryPostcolonial InterpretationTribal Cultural Interpretation
To many Anglos, Indian people are Wild West relics, out of step with the modern world, silent, inscrutable. Genuine communication with Indian people can be facilitated by shattering these false myths, understanding the Indian from within his own culture, and responding to his own interpretation of the needs and problems encountered in his relationships with white Americans.
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Ruth W. Diggs · Exceptional Children · 1974 · 21 citations