Literary Indians: aesthetics and encounter in American literature to 1920

Redefining the literary Indian

Boundaries and paths: storied maps of the Virginia-North Carolina dividing line and its crossings

Fire and chain: Samson Occom's letters, Anglo-American missions, and Haudenosaunee eloquence

Generational objects: Mohegan nationhood, indigenous correspondence, and Lydia Huntley Sigourney's unpopular aesthetic

Trails: Pawnee and Osage orientations in Washington Irving, James Fenimore Cooper, and Edwin James

Perspectives: taking a second look with Charles Alexander Eastman

Dancing into the future.