Reinventing the Enemy's Language: Contemporary Native Women's Writings of North America
by Joy Harjo, Gloria Bird
Reinventing the Enemy's Language gathers contemporary Native women’s writings from North America in a collection focused on literary expression, cultural identity, and the power of language. Edited by Joy Harjo and Gloria Bird, it offers readers a broad introduction to Native women’s perspectives and voices.
About This Book
Reinventing the Enemy's Language presents contemporary writings by Native women from across North America.
The collection centers Native women’s literary perspectives and their engagement with language, identity, culture, and experience.
Joy Harjo and Gloria Bird bring together a work suited to readers exploring Native literature and contemporary cultural expression.
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