Beyond Two Worlds

List of Illustrations

Preface
Malinda Maynor Lowery

Acknowledgments

Introduction: The World Is Not Enough
James Joseph Buss and C. Joseph Genetin-Pilawa

Part I: Historical Antecedents

1. "To Live and Die with Them": Wendat Reactions to "Worldly" Rhetoric in the Land of the Dead
Kathryn Magee Labelle

2. "Willingly Complied and Removed to the Fort": The Secret History of Competing Anglo-Visions for Virginia's Southwest
Kristalyn Marie Shefveland

3. The Development of Two Worlds: British and Cherokee Spatial Understandings in the Eighteenth-Century Southeast
Ian D. Chambers

Interlude: Diagramming Worlds
Nancy Shoemaker

Part II: The Real and the Imagined

4. Imagined Worlds and Archival Realities: The Patchwork World of Early Nineteenth-Century Indiana
James Joseph Buss

5. The Indians' Capital City: Diplomatic Visits, Place, and Two-Worlds Discourse in Nineteenth-Century Washington, DC
C. Joseph Genetin-Pilawa

6. Under One Big Tent: Race, Resistance, and Community Building in Two Nineteenth-Century Circus Towns
Sakina M. Hughes

Interlude: Of Two Worlds and Intimate Domains
Susan E. Gray

Part III: Consequences and Implications

7. nahi meehtohseeniwinki: iilinweeyankwi neehi iSi meehtohseeniwiyankwi aatotamankwi: To Live Well: Our Language and Our Lives
George Ironstrack

8. Moving in Multiple Worlds: Native Indian Service Employees
Cathleen D. Cahill

Interlude: Working and Between-ness
Brian Hosmer

Part IV: Beyond Two Worlds

9. "born in the opposition": D'Arcy McNickle, Ethnobiographically
Daniel M. Cobb, Kyle D. Fields, and Joseph Cheatle

10. To Come to a Better Understanding: Complicating the "Two-Worlds" Trope
Sande Garner

Afterword: How Many Worlds?: Place, Power, and Incommensurability
Coll Thrush

Contributor Biographies
Index