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Chapter One Introduction
1.1 Current Status of Native Americans
1.1.1 Demographic Status of Native Americans
1.1.2 Political Autonomy of Native Americans
1.2 Analytical Angles for the Study of Native Americans
1.3 Stuart Hall and his theories on cultural studies
1.3.1 Stuart Hall and his works
1.3.2 Stuart Hall's theories on cultural studies
Chapter Two Stereotypes against Native Americans
2.1 Proverbial Stereotype against Native Americans
2.1.1 Proverbial Expressions with Indian Contents
2.1.2 The Origin of the Proverb
2.1.3 The Formulaic Use of the Proverb in Literature
2.2 Filmic Stereotype against Native Americans
2.2.1 The Popularity of Indian Film and Its Cultural Implication
2.2.2 Griffith's Sympathetic Feelings toward Native Americans
2.2.3 The Call of the Wild
2.2.4 A Romance of the Western Hills
2.2.5 The Massacre
Chapter Three Searching for a Cultural Identity in a Captured Land
3.1 Prominent Figures Leading to the Awake of Native Americans
3.1.1 Native Americans' Predicament
3.1.2 Mourning Dove's Exploration of the New World
3.1.3 Charles Eastman - A Modern Tribal Storyteller
3.2 Preservation and Expansion of Ancient Tribal Traditions
3.2.1 Native Americans' Exploration of Art
3.2.2 Native Americans' Expansion of Religion
3.2.3 Native Americans' Involvement in Political Arena
3.3 The Advent of a Cultural Identity
Chapter Four Conclusion
Acknowledgements
Bibliography
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