Spirit of Crazy Horse explores AIM and Native life
Author Stephen Matthiessen examines Indian spiritual traditions and the American Indian Movement's rise, focusing on the Pine Ridge shootout that killed an Indian and two FBI agents. He argues Pelier may be innocent, highlights the era's broken promises, and notes AIM's mixed legacy and ongoing cultural revival.
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As I Lay Dying review by modern library readers
A reflective critique of Faulkner's As I Lay Dying praising its exploration of universal truths. It discusses Addie Bundren's death and the Bundren family's flood trek to Jefferson, highlighting narrative voices, time shifts, and the novel's moral fable of living and dying.
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