Our Indian Princess: Subverting the Stereotype (School for Advanced Research Global Indigenous Politics Series)
Our Indian Princess examines the “Indian princess” stereotype and its implications for Indigenous identity and representation. Nancy Marie Mithlo’s work considers how stereotypes can be challenged, placing the subject within broader conversations about Indigenous politics, culture, and the ways Indigenous peoples are understood.
About This Book
Our Indian Princess examines the stereotype expressed by the phrase “Indian princess.”
The book considers how this familiar image relates to Indigenous identity and representation.
Its focus is on subverting stereotypes and questioning assumptions about Indigenous peoples and cultures.
Published as part of the School for Advanced Research Global Indigenous Politics Series, this work contributes to broader discussions of Indigenous politics.
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