Great Plains Studies, Center for
Date of this Version
Summer 2012
Document Type
Article
Citation
Great Plains Quarterly 32:3 (Summer 2012).
Abstract
Frances Kaye examines the different ways that Natives and Europeans perceived and interacted with the Great Plains during the age of nineteenth- and twentieth-century North American settlement. Commendably, she conceptualizes the Great Plains as a unity rather than two distinct regions bisected by the 49th parallel. Kaye uses the history of the region to "articulate a Great Plains consciousness" rooted in "Indigenous ideologies" to establish "what it means to make good use of the land."
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