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[This is] one of the smarter books I've read on Native American religion. I will reserve a space for it next to Brown's Who Owns Native Culture? Like that book, this one refuses to 'seal off [anyone's] claims from analysis, ' including those of Native Americans seeking to negotiate within/across a hegemonic situation. This book is refreshing and bold and succeeds because of the author's superb and steady intelligence and analytical rigor.--Joel MartinUniversity of Massachusetts, author of The Land Looks after Us: A History of Native American Religion

<p> [This is] one of the smarter books I've read on NativeAmerican religion. I will reserve a space for it next to Brown's Who Owns Native Culture? Like that book, this onerefuses to 'seal off [anyone's] claims from analysis, ' including those of NativeAmericans seeking to negotiate within/across a hegemonic situation. This book isrefreshing and bold and succeeds because of the author's superb and steadyintelligence and analytical rigor.--Joel MartinUniversity of Massachusetts, author of The Land Looksafter Us: A History of Native American Religion

<p> [This is] one of the smarter books I've read on Native American religion. I will reserve a space for it next to Brown's Who Owns Native Culture? Like that book, this one refuses to 'seal off [anyone's] claims from analysis, ' including those of Native Americans seeking to negotiate within/across a hegemonic situation. This book is refreshing and bold and succeeds because of the author's superb and steady intelligence and analytical rigor.--Joel MartinUniversity of Massachusetts, author of The Land Looks after Us: A History of Native American Religion

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Greg Johnson is Assistant Professor of Religious Studies at the University of Colorado.

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