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  1. the University of Wisconsin at Green Bay, USA

    James A. Clifton (Frankenthal Professor of Anthropology and History)

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His books include, Being and Becoming Indian, The Prairie People, Star Woman and Other Shawnee Tales, The Potawatomi, A Place of Refuge For All Time,and The Invented Indian(published by Transaction).

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Clifton, J.A. Cultural fictions. Society 27, 19–28 (1990). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02698670

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