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From: "Jim Oberly, History Dept.,              U of Wisc-Eau Claire" <JOBERLY@cn
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Subject:      Call for submissions:  *Public Historian* wants Amer. Indian
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Cross-posted from PUBLHIST....
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Call for Proposals: (please forward this message to other pertinent lists)
 
Representing Native American History
A special issue of The Public Historian
Co-editors:
Clara Sue Kidwell, National Museum of the American Indian,
and
Ann Plane, University of California, Santa Barbara
 
The Public Historian is planning a special issue focusing on the
intellectual, ethical, and practical issues surrounding the representation
of Native American history.
 
We welcome proposals on these and related topics:
*       the role of historical research and public historians in federal
recognition and land claims cases
*       NAGPRA and the repatriation of sacred objects
*       the preservation of sacred and historic native sites
*       the representation of native history in museums, films, CD-ROMs and
other public media
*       history education in native communities
*       community-based public history programs
*       building a historical context for the interpretation of native art
*       public history and native history in either North American or
global contexts
*       ethics and the public history of native communities
*       recent trends in American Indian history of particular interest to
public historians
 
Proposal deadline: May 15, 1995. Authors will be notified by June 1 whether
their proposals have been accepted.
 
Article deadline: December 1, 1995
 
Send proposals to: Professor Ann Plane, Department of History, University of
        California, Santa Barbara, CA 93106, [log in to unmask]
 
 
 
Lindsey Reed
Managing Editor, The Public Historian
Publications Manager, College of Letters and Science
University of California, Santa Barbara 93106
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805-893-3667
805-893-8795 (fax)
 
 
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