Sitting Bull And the Paradox of Lakota Nationhood
Gary Clayton Anderson explores Sitting Bull in relation to the larger question of Lakota nationhood. With its focus on Indigenous history, leadership, identity, and political community, this book offers a concise entry point into the complexities of Lakota national experience.
About This Book
This book focuses on Sitting Bull and the question of Lakota nationhood.
It connects a major historical figure with broader ideas of Indigenous identity, leadership, and political community.
The title highlights the tensions and complexities surrounding the meaning of nationhood in Lakota history.
Readers interested in Indigenous history and the political history of North America will find a focused subject for exploration.
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