Indian Voices:Tthe First Convocation of American Indian Scholars

San Francisco: Indian Historian Press, 1970. First. Quarto in duo-tone orange printed stiff paper wraps; x, 390 pages: illustrations (b&w photos) Exterior mildly rubbed and shelf-worn; prelims, including wrap versos and endpapers very lightly foxed; personal name to rear wrap verso Very good to vg+ overall thus. No spine creases. An attractive copy of an uncommon item. Paperbackl original. Paperback.

Contents: Moment of truth for the American Indian / Rupert Costo -- American Indian philosophy and its relation to the modern world / Alfonso Ortiz -- The man made of words / N. Scott Momaday -- Implications of the 1968 Civil Rights Act in tribal autonomy / Vine Deloria, Jr. -- The American Indian in American history / Jeannette Henry -- Innovations in Education / Samuel Billison -- Native American studies programs: review and evaluation / W. Roger Buffalohead -- Native arts in America / Fritz Scholder -- Modern psychology and child development: the American Indian case / Lionel deMontigny -- Indian land development-good or bad economics? / Robert Bennett -- Forms and uses of tribal government / Rupert Costo -- Red power: real or potential? / Bea Medicine -- The urban scene and the American Indian / Vine Deloria, Jr. -- Special session: Responsibilities of the foundations in Native American programs / Bea Medicine -- Special session: Native Americans in the textbook literature / Jeannette Henry -- Report on resolutions -- The convocation participants.

Indians of North America -- Civil rights. Indians of North America -- Education. Indians of North America -- Government relations.