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"Laguna Pueblo author Leslie Marmon Silko was raised in a culture with a strong oral tradition. She also grew up in a household where books were cherished and reading at the dinner table was not deemed rude, but instead was encouraged. In his examination of Silko's award-winning literature, Brewster E. Fitz explores the complex dynamic between the spoken story and the written word, revealing how it carries over from Silko's upbringing and plays out in her writings." "Focusing on critical essays by and interviews with Silko, Fitz argues that Silko's storytelling is informed not so much by oral…
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2 editions- Paperback · English · 2005University of Oklahoma Press · 288 pages · 9780806137254
- Other · English · 2004University of Oklahoma Press · 288 pages · 9780806135847
Criticism and interpretationHistoryHistory and criticismIn literatureIndians in literatureIntellectual lifeOral traditionPueblo Indians
