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n. scott momaday (1934-)

Why did you do it

By N. Scott Momaday

House made of dawn

By H. Jaskoski,N. Scott Momaday

Momaday, Vizenor, Armstrong

By Hartwig Isernhagen

N. Scott Momaday

By Martha Scott Trimble

N. Scott Momaday's Native American ideology in House made of dawn (1968)

By Guillermo Bartelt

Von der single Metaphor zur tribal Metaphor

By Ev-Christin Schneider-Geest

Yalnızlıkla toplum arasında

By Ayşe Dinçer Akyel

We've been here before

By Maria Moss

N. Scott Momaday

By N. Scott Momaday,Matteo Bellinelli,Andrea Belloni

Tradition und Moderne in der zeitgenössischen indianischen Literatur der USA

By Brigitte Georgi-Findlay

Place and vision

By Nelson, Robert M.

Conversations with N. Scott Momaday

By N. Scott Momaday

Approaches to teaching Momaday's The way to Rainy Mountain

By Kenneth M. Roemer

N. Scott Momaday

By Simone Pellerin

Myth into novel

By Megan Elizabeth Weeks

N. Scott Momaday, the cultural and literary background

By Matthias Schubnell

Red land, red power

By Sean Kicummah Teuton

N. Scott Momaday

By Phyllis S. Morgan

Ancestral Voice

By N. Scott Momaday

N. Scott Momaday

By Lee Schweninger

Landmarks of healing

By Susan Scarberry-García

An analysis of the critiques of House made of dawn

By Gail Lazaras

Reading, learning, teaching N. Scott Momaday

By Jim Charles

From trauma to healing

By Celine McGurk