How the West was drawn : mapping, Indians, and the construction of the Trans-Mississippi West / David Bernstein.

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Bernstein, David, 1973- [Author]

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text

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online resource

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9781496207999
9781496208019

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LOC classification:

E98 .H698 2018

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Contents:

Construction Indian country -- Sharitarish and the possibility of treaties -- Non-participatory mapping -- The rise and fall of "Indian country" -- The cultural construction of "Indian country" -- Science and the destruction of "Indian country" -- Reclaiming Indian country -- The metaphysics of Indian naming -- Conclusion.

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Includes bibliographies and index.

Living in Indian country -- Construction Indian country -- Sharitarish and the possibility of treaties -- Non-participatory mapping -- The rise and fall of "Indian country" -- The cultural construction of "Indian country" -- Science and the destruction of "Indian country" -- Reclaiming Indian country -- The metaphysics of Indian naming -- Conclusion.

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