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Tribal Fantasies

Part of the Studies in European Culture and History Book Series

Editors: Mackay, James; Stirrup, David

DOI: 10.1057/9781137318817

ISBN: 978-1-349-44997-2

Publisher: Palgrave Macmillan US - Springer Journals

Oct 26, 2015

1 - 10 of 12 Chapters

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Chapter 1Introduction

Stirrup, David

Pages: 1 –24

[In May 2012 two starkly contrasting kinds of “encounter” occurred between Europeans and North American Indians, both of which fall under the remit of this volume. The first encounter, in the form of Dutch Eurovision pop singer Joan Franka dressed in Plains culture attire, figures what...
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Chapter 2Union of Chance: Native Portrayals by Dogroy Beaulieu

Vizenor, Gerald

Pages: 25 –39

[The Galerie Orenda presents native artists in exhibitions with painters mostly from France. The gallery is located near the River Seine, the Pont des Arts, and Musée du Louvre. Paris was another union of chance for me, and, as you know, my sense of an artistic union was most prominently inspired...
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Chapter 3Ethnographic Novels: American Indians in Francophone Comics

Braun, Sebastian F.

Pages: 41 –58

[European interest for American Indian cultures has become a much-discussed research subject, especially in the realm of cultural appropriation, identification, and, in broad terms, under Said’s “Orientalism.” One string of this interest follows the phenomenon of hobbyists, in concordance with...
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Chapter 4“I’m indiginous, I’m indiginous, I’m indiginous”: Indigenous rights, British Nationalism, and the European Far Right

Kirwan, Padraig; Stirrup, David

Pages: 59 –83

[In his appearance on the BBC’s Question Time on October 22, 2009, Nick Griffin, leader of the British National Party (BNP) since 1999, commented: The indigenous British … skin colour is irrelevant … no one [would] dare go to New Zealand and say to a Maori, what do you mean indigenous? He...
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Chapter 5From Karl May to Karl Marx: Ernst Bloch and the Native American Tribe as Concrete Utopia

Thompson, Peter

Pages: 85 –99

[Ernst Bloch (1885–1977) was born into an assimilated Jewish family that converted to Christianity in the late nineteenth century. Although largely unknown today both outside and even to some extent inside Germany, he played a significant role in shaping the intellectual landscape of German and...
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Chapter 6Teepees and Totem Poles: Toy Representations of North American Indians in European Popular Culture for Children

Welch, Christina

Pages: 101 –116

[This chapter explores the impact of European-produced toy “Indians” on understandings of North American Indian peoples and their lifeways1 by drawing on the cognitive theory of stereotyping. Stereotyping refers to socioculturally shared mental images that, in simple terms, assists us in...
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Chapter 7Native Americans, Europeans, and the Gay Imagination

Carocci, Max

Pages: 117 –136

[Early rounds of what is known as “bar hopping” with my best friend. As we sit down in one of the many gay bars scattered around central London, I spot a photograph hanging from the walls of this popular establishment: “What is an obviously buffed-up European man dressed in Native American attire...
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Chapter 8Monstrous Bodies and Ignoble Savages: Depictions of Indigenous Peoples in European Hardcore

Mackay, James

Pages: 137 –153

[Anishinaabe writer Kateri Akiwenzie-Damm states in her short essay “Erotica, Indigenous Style” that she was struck in the late 1990s by “sex and sexuality and the utter lack of it in Indigenous writing […] A person could reach puberty, live her entire adult life, go through menopause and still...
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Chapter 9Polish Literary Depictions of Native Americans in Soviet-Era Adventure Novels

Paryż, Marek

Pages: 155 –172

[In his book Indians in Unexpected Places, Philip J. Deloria demonstrates how Native Americans became engaged with the processes of modernization in the opening decades of the twentieth century, such as the growth of cinematography, the popularity of sports, or the development of auto-mobility....
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Chapter 10Indian Spirit: Amerindians and the Techno-Tribes of Psytrance

John, Graham St

Pages: 173 –195

[Psychedelic trance (or psytrance) culture is an electronic dance movement that has proliferated in the global present. The largely European-derived participants within this transnational cultural movement typically identify themselves and their events as “tribal.” Among a wide and changing...

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