Ákó hoo t'éé ñt'éé': THAT'S THE WAY IT USED TO BE
This memoir describes the experience of a woman who came from northern New York to teach on the Navajo Reservation in the 1940’s, the life she found, the students she taught, the neighbors she came to understand, the wisdom she found, and the home she made there for the next forty years. It was a complex, wild, and beautiful place in which a complex and rich interaction took place between two cultures, the Navajo and the Anglo. Barbara recounts in intimate and well-lived detail her understanding of place, time, culture, and change, and her story is enhanced by the photographic record of pictures, taken mostly by her husband, Douglas Anderson, over the span of those forty years.
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Ákó hoo t'éé ñt'éé': THAT'S THE WAY IT USED TO BE
This memoir describes the experience of a woman who came from northern New York to teach on the Navajo Reservation in the 1940’s, the life she found, the students she taught, the neighbors she came to understand, the wisdom she found, and the home she made there for the next forty years. It was a complex, wild, and beautiful place in which a complex and rich interaction took place between two cultures, the Navajo and the Anglo. Barbara recounts in intimate and well-lived detail her understanding of place, time, culture, and change, and her story is enhanced by the photographic record of pictures, taken mostly by her husband, Douglas Anderson, over the span of those forty years.
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Ákó hoo t'éé ñt'éé': THAT'S THE WAY IT USED TO BE

Ákó hoo t'éé ñt'éé': THAT'S THE WAY IT USED TO BE

by Barbara Van Slyke Anderson
Ákó hoo t'éé ñt'éé': THAT'S THE WAY IT USED TO BE

Ákó hoo t'éé ñt'éé': THAT'S THE WAY IT USED TO BE

by Barbara Van Slyke Anderson

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This memoir describes the experience of a woman who came from northern New York to teach on the Navajo Reservation in the 1940’s, the life she found, the students she taught, the neighbors she came to understand, the wisdom she found, and the home she made there for the next forty years. It was a complex, wild, and beautiful place in which a complex and rich interaction took place between two cultures, the Navajo and the Anglo. Barbara recounts in intimate and well-lived detail her understanding of place, time, culture, and change, and her story is enhanced by the photographic record of pictures, taken mostly by her husband, Douglas Anderson, over the span of those forty years.

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ISBN-13: 9781477178782
Publisher: Xlibris US
Publication date: 04/13/2010
Sold by: Barnes & Noble
Format: eBook
Pages: 278
File size: 7 MB
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