Re: Native American Textbooks?

• Messages sorted by: [ date ][ thread ][ subject ][ author ]
• Next message: Hardig: "Rituals in culture"
• Previous message: Raul Valdes-Perez: "componential analysis"
• Maybe in reply to: (no name): "Native American Textbooks?"

In article <42iqq6$5rr@nic-nac.CSU.net>, Dina Szabo wrote:

> Help! I was hired at the last minute to teach a N.A. Indians class at a
> community college. The books had already been ordered and neither is a
> textbook. Several of my students who are having difficulty with English
> have asked me to recommend some textbooks on Native Americans to
> supplement my lectures. The only text I know of is _North American
> Indians_ by Kehoe and I would not torture Community College students,
> especially those not fluent in English, with it.
>
> Can anyone recommend some basic introductory textbooks on Native Americans?
>
> Thanks for your help
> Please e-mail me at dszabo@calstatela.edu if possible.
> Dina Szabo

Dina:

If you have WWW access please go to http://www.9to5.com/9to5/NBC/ where you
will find the Native Book Centre website. We have 1100 titles of books,
videos and audios about 35 Native Indian topics. If you cannnot access the
web, e-mail me and I will send you our catalogue in print. We can supply
you with a number of possibilities.

Georganne Burke for the Native Book Centre

• Next message: Hardig: "Rituals in culture"
• Previous message: Raul Valdes-Perez: "componential analysis"
• Maybe in reply to: (no name): "Native American Textbooks?"