Monjo's Manifest Destiny: Authors Can Claim Any Territory in Literature

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Main Author: Monjo, F. N.
Format: Recurso educativo Open Access
Language:en
Published: 1974
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author Monjo, F. N.
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contents Monjo's Manifest Destiny: Authors Can Claim Any Territory in Literature Monjo, F. N. American Indians Books Childrens Literature Cultural Images Ethnic Stereotypes Literary Criticism Stereotypes The author of "Indian Summer" responds to criticism by Mary Byler (Library Journal, February 15, 1974 p.546) that his book presents a stereotyped and derogatory picture of the American Indian. (JG)
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spellingShingle Monjo's Manifest Destiny: Authors Can Claim Any Territory in Literature
Monjo, F. N.
American Indians
Books
Childrens Literature
Cultural Images
Ethnic Stereotypes
Literary Criticism
Stereotypes
Monjo's Manifest Destiny: Authors Can Claim Any Territory in Literature Monjo, F. N. American Indians Books Childrens Literature Cultural Images Ethnic Stereotypes Literary Criticism Stereotypes The author of "Indian Summer" responds to criticism by Mary Byler (Library Journal, February 15, 1974 p.546) that his book presents a stereotyped and derogatory picture of the American Indian. (JG)
title Monjo's Manifest Destiny: Authors Can Claim Any Territory in Literature
topic American Indians
Books
Childrens Literature
Cultural Images
Ethnic Stereotypes
Literary Criticism
Stereotypes
url https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ099848