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Humour, Intersubjectivity, and Indigenous Female Intellectual Tradition in Anahareo’s Devil in Deerskins

March 28, 2018

By Rebekah Ludolph
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This article “Humour, Intersubjectivity, and Indigenous Female Intellectual Tradition in Anahareo’s Devil in Deerskins” originally appeared in Literary History. Spec. issue of Canadian Literature 233 (Summer 2017): 109-126.

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