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2022
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Mathilde Louette, « Mark Rifkin, Speaking for the People: Native Writing and the Question of Political Form », Transatlantica
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“To speak about by speaking for” (3)—this quote from the introduction to Speaking for the People encapsulates the concerns of its author’s manifold argument when engaging with nineteenth-century Native intellectuals and the issue of literary representativity in the politics of peoplehood. What Mark Rifkin sheds light on is not so much the nature and characteristics of Indigenous peoplehood in the texts he studies, as the ways in which Indigenous peoplehood overflows the political form(s) which...
