In Divided Unity: Haudenosaunee Reclamation at Grand River (Critical Issues in Indigenous Studies)

Synopsis

In February 2006, The Six Nations Community Of Ontario, Occupied A Construction Site, Reigniting The Struggle To Reclaim Land And Rights In The Grand River Region. Framed By Intersecting Themes Of Knowledge Production, Political Resurgence, And The Contributions Of Haudenosaunee Women, The Book Provides A Model For Critical Indigenous Theory That Remains Grounded In Community-based Concerns And Actions--provided By Publisher. 1. Representative Authenticities And Haudenosaunee Traditionalism Reconsidered -- 2. Unpacking The T-word: Ogwehowehneha:' And The Meaning Of Tradition -- 3. Dehodinigohadihanyo' (all Their Thinking Is Different): Surpassing Colonial Scholarship On Iroquois Factionalism -- 4. Hnyo' Hneha' Owena' Nihawenode: (white Kind Words And Interpretation): Academic And Public Responses To Six Nations Direct Action -- 5. Onondaga Beaver Clan Reclamation: Getting Our Houses In Order -- 6. Haudenosaunee Women, Tse'h Niyogwaehode:, And The Kanonhstaton Reclamation -- Haudenosaunee/ohswekenhro:non Interventions In Settler Colonialism -- Epilogue: Hypervisible Settler Colonial Terrains And Remembering A Haudenosaunee Future. Theresa Mccarthy. Includes Bibliographical References And Index.