Elizabeth Cook-Lynn's Journal Publications
Journal Publications
- Profile: Asa Primeaux, Sr.,
- Wicazo Sa Review,
1, 2-4, 1985 Spring.
- Survival in Hexasyllables,
- Wicazo Sa Review, 1, 49-52, 1985 Spring.
- The Rise of the Academic 'Chiefs',
- Wicazo Sa Review,
2, 38-40, 1986 Spring.
- A Case Study: The Black Hills Issue: A Call for Reform,
- Wicazo Sa Review,
4, 1-2, 1988 Spring.
- In the American Imagination, the Land and Its Original Inhabitants: An Indian Viewpoint,
- Wicazo Sa Review,
4, 42-47, 1990 Fall.
- Introduction to A Monograph of a Peyote Singer,
- Wicazo Sa Review, 7, 1-15, 1991 Spring.
- The Radical Conscience in Native American Studies,
- Wicazo Sa Review, 7, 9-13, 1991 Fall.
- Elan (Poem for the Young Men Who Are the Big Foot Memorial Riders fd 1990),
- Wicazo Sa Review,
7, 3, 1991 Fall.
- Politics and the Native American Novel,
- Wicazo Sa Review,
7, 78-80, 1991 Fall.
- Meeting of Indian Professors Takes Up Issues of "Ethnic Fraud," Sovereignty, and
Research Needs,
- Wicazo Sa Review, 9, 1993 Spring.
- Speech: Who Gets to Tell the Stories?,
- Wicazo Sa Review, 9, 1993 Spring.
- Deer at the Keshera Amphitheatre, 1993,
- Wicazo Sa Review,
9, 25, 1993 Fall.
- Some Thoughts about Biography,
- Wicazo Sa Review,
10, 73-74, 1994 Spring.
- A Few More River Poems: Deluge, The Cove, The Bleak Truth, They Seemed, City Games of life and Death, Going Home,
- Woyake Kinikiya, 1, 8-13, 1994 Summer.
- The American Indian Fiction Writer: 'Cosmopolitanism, Nationalism, the Third World, and First Nation Sovereignty',
- Wicazo Sa Review, 9, 26-36, 1993 Fall.
- Literary and Political Questions of Transformation: American Indian Fiction Writers,
- Wicazo Sa Review, 11,46-51, 1995 Spring.
- America's Iraq Attack and "Back to the Indian Wars"!!
- Wicazo Sa Review, 11, 1995 Spring.
- A `Desecration Tour' Now Awaits Travelers Who Visit the Sacred Black Hills,
- Indian Country Today, 18-25 November 1996, p. A7.
- American Indian Intellectualism and the New Indian Story,
- The American Indian Quarterly, 20, 1, Winter 1996.
- Who Stole Native American Studies?,
- Wicazo Sa Review, 12, 1997 Spring.
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