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The Heuristic Powers of Indian Literatures: What Native Authorship Does to Mainstream Texts.

Kenneth M. Roemer

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Teachers begin the 1990s with greater access to Indian literatures than ever before.A.

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Teachers begin the 1990s with greater access to Indian literatures than ever before.A.

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Teachers begin the 1990s with greater access to Indian literatures than ever before.A.

Key concepts: Mainstream, Narrative, Indian literature, History, Native american, Publishing, Sociology, Media studies

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