From Sand Creek

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From Sand Creek is a poetry collection by Native American writer Simon J. Ortiz that reflects on Indigenous history, memory, and the legacy of colonial violence in the American West.

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instanceOf poetry collection
author Simon J. Ortiz NERFINISHED
countryOfOrigin United States of America
surface form: United States
creatorEthnicity Acoma Pueblo NERFINISHED
depicts Sand Creek Massacre NERFINISHED
explores healing and survival
legacy of U.S. expansionism
memory of massacre
violence against Native peoples
focusesOn Arapaho people NERFINISHED
Cheyenne people NERFINISHED
Indigenous communities in the American West
genre poetry
hasForm free verse
lyric poetry
narrative poetry
hasPerspective Indigenous
anti-colonial
hasReception widely studied in Native American literary studies
hasSubject Native American sovereignty NERFINISHED
U.S. military violence
colonialism in North America
environmental relationship to land
land dispossession
memory and testimony
intendedAudience general readership
students of Indigenous studies
isPartOf Native American resistance literature
language English
literaryMovement Native American literature
literaryPeriod 20th-century American literature
mainTheme American West NERFINISHED
Indigenous history
Indigenous identity
collective memory
colonial violence
historical trauma
land and place
resistance
survivance
mode historical witness
lyrical reflection
publicationYear 1981
publisher Thunder's Mouth Press NERFINISHED
setting American West NERFINISHED
Colorado Territory NERFINISHED
Great Plains NERFINISHED
titleRefersTo Sand Creek, Colorado NERFINISHED

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