Author: Reichwein, Jeffrey C.
Title: Emergence of Native American Nationalism in the Columbia Plateau
Description: New York / London, Garland Publishing. (1990). orig.cloth. 23x16cm, xix, 394 pp. Textual photos & tables.. Minor rubbing. VG. ¶ Contents: Backround: The Problem; Previous Researches on the Columbia Plateau; Theoretical Perspectives on Native American Response to Euro- American Presence: Crisis Cults, Ethnic Identity & Nationalism; Data: The Written Ethnohistorical Sample; A Chronologcal Guide to the Pictorial Record of the Native Americans of the Columbia Plateau, 1840-1914; The Pictorial Sample; Methods: Research Design & Methods; Testing the Assimilation Model: A Chronology of Euro-American Frontiers on the Columbia Plateau; A Test of the Assimilation Model; Interpretation & Conclusions: The Columbia Plateau Native American Baseline Period (1774-1839); The Emergence of Columbia Plateau Nationalism: The Native American Pre- Reservation Period (1840-1854); The Emergence of Columbia Plateau Nationalism: The Native American Reservation Period: (1855-1914); Turn of the Century Columbia Plateau Nationalism: Selected Examples (1895-1904); Conclusions & Implications for Future Research; Appendices.

Keywords: Social Anthropology, Native Americans, American Indians, Ethnography Montana, Columbia Plateau, American Sociology, Assimilation Ethnic, Nationalism Indian, Identity Ethnology