| Title | Date | Reference | Authors | Call # | ISSN | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Wicazo Sa Review at forty years | 2025 | Wicazo Sa review 40 (1-2): 1-7 | *H6/KUB [WICAZO-] | 0749-6427 | |||
| Forty years of Native and Indigenous literature and literary criticism: reflections on Native literary nationalism(s) and other -isms | 2025 | Wicazo Sa review 40 (1-2): 8-27 | *H6/KUB [WICAZO-] | 0749-6427 | |||
| Awakening the red giant: American Indian anti-imperialism and the first decade of the International Indian Treaty Council | 2025 | Wicazo Sa review 40 (1-2): 32-61 | *H6/KUB [WICAZO-] | 0749-6427 | |||
| Anarchist futures: Indigenous influences in the speculative world-making of Ursula K. Le Guin | 2025 | Wicazo Sa review 40 (1-2): 105-27 | *H6/KUB [WICAZO-] | 0749-6427 | |||
| The decolonization equation: a conceptual framework | 2025 | Wicazo Sa review 40 (1-2): 62-104 | *H6/KUB [WICAZO-] | 0749-6427 | |||
| “Those who are like that”: performing queer belonging through P’urhépecha Indigenous practices of El Costumbre | 2025 | Wicazo Sa review 40 (1-2): 128-54 | *H6/KUB [WICAZO-] | 0749-6427 | |||
| "But they do such good things!" | 2025 | Wicazo Sa review 40 (1-2): 155-9 | *H6/KUB [WICAZO-] | 0749-6427 | |||
| Native sacred places, lifeways, and lives distorted in others' imaginings, dogma, language, and law | 2024 | Wicazo Sa review 39 (1-2): 1-42 | *H6/KUB [WICAZO-] | 0749-6427 | |||
| In a sacred manner we live: Haudenosaunee reflections on protecting the sacred | 2024 | Wicazo Sa review 39 (1-2): 43-51 | *H6/KUB [WICAZO-] | 0749-6427 | |||
| In the presence of the secular: protecting sacred places | 2024 | Wicazo Sa review 39 (1-2): 52-78 | *H6/KUB [WICAZO-] | 0749-6427 | |||
| Returning the heart of the people | 2024 | Wicazo Sa review 39 (1-2): 117-21 | *H6/KUB [WICAZO-] | 0749-6427 | |||
| "My old people used to say...": reflections on sacred places in Tuwaduq territories of the Pacific Northwest | 2024 | Wicazo Sa review 39 (1-2): 79-87 | *H6/KUB [WICAZO-] | 0749-6427 | |||
| Recovering our ancestors: the Piscataway Potomac rises again | 2024 | Wicazo Sa review 39 (1-2): 88-98 | *H6/KUB [WICAZO-] | 0749-6427 | |||
| Property as bundle of rights: using legal theory to re-own relationships to sacred places | 2024 | Wicazo Sa review 39 (1-2): 99-116 | *H6/KUB [WICAZO-] | 0749-6427 | |||
| Deloria's invocation: the fourth kind of sacred lands | 2024 | Wicazo Sa review 39 (1-2): 122-38 | *H6/KUB [WICAZO-] | 0749-6427 | |||
| Conversations on Indigenous futurisms | 2023 | Wicazo Sa review 38 (1-2): iii-vii | *H6/KUB [WICAZO-] | 0749-6427 | |||
| Indigenous Futurisms as research methodology: Chamoru projections of Indigenous presence into environmental futures in Guåhan | 2023 | Wicazo Sa review 38 (1-2): 1-35 | *H6/KUB [WICAZO-] | 0749-6427 | |||
| Ketunomics: Pueblo food ecologies creating our future | 2023 | Wicazo Sa review 38 (1-2): 36-58 | *H6/KUB [WICAZO-] | 0749-6427 | |||
| Navajos on the warpath: fugitive ancestral methodologies of kin-making and monster-slaying in post-settler Indigenous futures | 2023 | Wicazo Sa review 38 (1-2): 73-90 | *H6/KUB [WICAZO-] | 0749-6427 | |||
| Indigenous language immersion schools: a crucial link to sustainable and healthy Indigenous community futures | 2023 | Wicazo Sa review 38 (1-2): 59-72 | *H6/KUB [WICAZO-] | 0749-6427 | |||
| Indigenous queer cities of care and resiliency: (re)imagining cities for Two-Spirit futurity | 2023 | Wicazo Sa review 38 (1-2): 91-108 | *H6/KUB [WICAZO-] | 0749-6427 | |||
| Visioning decolonial futures: an exercise in zine-making and reflective analysis | 2023 | Wicazo Sa review 38 (1-2): 109-24 | *H6/KUB [WICAZO-] | 0749-6427 | |||
| The future is noir: alienation, resentment, and cyclicality in Indigenous futurisms on film | 2023 | Wicazo Sa review 38 (1-2): 142-58 | *H6/KUB [WICAZO-] | 0749-6427 | |||
| Woven futures: the strength and vision of Māori women leaders | 2023 | Wicazo Sa review 38 (1-2): 176-90 | *H6/KUB [WICAZO-] | 0749-6427 | |||
| Cultivating a space for intergenerational directed research groups for Indigenous students and allies through Indigenous knowledge families | 2022 | Wicazo Sa review 37 (1-2): 1-28 | *H6/KUB [WICAZO-] | 0749-6427 | |||
| The braid of corn: creation, white corn, and the Iroquois White Corn Project | 2022 | Wicazo Sa review 37 (1-2): 29-52 | *H6/KUB [WICAZO-] | 0749-6427 | |||
| Refusal to record: intentional silences as a method of archival justice | 2022 | Wicazo Sa review 37 (1-2): 53-67 | *H6/KUB [WICAZO-] | 0749-6427 | |||
| Navajo practices of language ontologies: a historical case of language socialization at Intermontane Indian School | 2022 | Wicazo Sa review 37 (1-2): 68-102 | *H6/KUB [WICAZO-] | 0749-6427 | |||
| Awakening buffalo consciousness: lessons, theory, and practice from the Buffalo Treaty | 2021 | Wicazo Sa review 36 (1): 5-29 | *H6/KUB [WICAZO-] | 0749-6427 | |||
| Decolnization of tribal schools | 2021 | Wicazo Sa review 36 (1): 30-61 | *H6/KUB [WICAZO-] | 0749-6427 | |||
| Raven evades the anthropocene: whiteness, indigeneity, and environmental disaster | 2021 | Wicazo Sa review 36 (2): 81-97 | *H6/KUB [WICAZO-] | 0749-6427 | |||
| Mapping Tahlequah history: a collaboration to learn and teach about Cherokee places in northeastern Oklahoma | 2021 | Wicazo Sa review 36 (2): 25-55 | *H6/KUB [WICAZO-] | 0749-6427 | |||
| The responsibilities and possibilities of Elizabeth Cook-Lynn | 2021 | Wicazo Sa review 36 (2): 114-15 | *H6/KUB [WICAZO-] | 0749-6427 | |||
| In defense of Elizabeth Cook-Lynn: readings in courage and love | 2021 | Wicazo Sa review 36 (2): 110-13 | *H6/KUB [WICAZO-] | 0749-6427 | |||
| We must keep the plot moving | 2021 | Wicazo Sa review 36 (2): 116-18 | *H6/KUB [WICAZO-] | 0749-6427 | |||
| Transgenerational locusts: writing as aesthetic refusal | 2021 | Wicazo Sa review 36 (2): 119-23 | *H6/KUB [WICAZO-] | 0749-6427 | |||
| Use language to mean what you say | 2021 | Wicazo Sa review 36 (2): 127-9 | *H6/KUB [WICAZO-] | 0749-6427 | |||
| Professor Elizabeth Cook-Lynn: reflections on a dear friend and mentor | 2021 | Wicazo Sa review 36 (2): 130-2 | *H6/KUB [WICAZO-] | 0749-6427 | |||
| Fighting against the colonial snake in the academic world of America | 2021 | Wicazo Sa review 36 (2): 133-6 | *H6/KUB [WICAZO-] | 0749-6427 | |||
| A tribute to Elizabeth Cook-Lynn | 2021 | Wicazo Sa review 36 (2): 101-3 | *H6/KUB [WICAZO-] | 0749-6427 | |||
| California genocide: a historiography of settler innocence | 2021 | Wicazo Sa review 36 (2): 1-24 | *H6/KUB [WICAZO-] | 0749-6427 | |||
| Lecture notes: reminders, challenges, and inspiration | 2021 | Wicazo Sa review 36 (2): 124-6 | *H6/KUB [WICAZO-] | 0749-6427 | |||
| Reflections on Elizabeth Cook-Lynn's Anti-Indianism in Modern America: A Voice from Tatekeya's Earth and her influence on my curatorial librarianship | 2021 | Wicazo Sa review 36 (2): 107-9 | *H6/KUB [WICAZO-] | 0749-6427 | |||
| SING 2019 Talking Circle: Indigenous Perspectives on Chronic Wasting Disease Research and Management in North America | 2021 | Wicazo Sa review 36 (2): 56-80 | *H6/KUB [WICAZO-] | 0749-6427 | |||
| From the river to the soul: connections between From the River's Edge and Daughters of the Stone | 2021 | Wicazo Sa review 36 (2): 104-6 | *H6/KUB [WICAZO-] | 0749-6427 | |||
| #NativeReads: outcomes of an Oceti Sakowin survey and literary recovery model | 2020 | Wicazo Sa review 35 (1-2): 1-23 | *H6/KUB [WICAZO-] | 0749-6427 | |||
| "She Likes Fish Camp": legal history and Alaska Native subsistence practices in Diane Lxéis Benson's play River Woman | 2020 | Wicazo Sa review 35 (1-2): 24-40 | *H6/KUB [WICAZO-] | 0749-6427 | |||
| "Disability" through Diné relational teachings: Diné educational pedagogy and the story of Early Twilight Dawn Boy | 2020 | Wicazo Sa review 35 (1-2): 41-73 | *H6/KUB [WICAZO-] | 0749-6427 | |||
| Narratives of indigenous women leaders: indigenous-centered approaaches to leadership | 2020 | Wicazo Sa review 35 (1-2): 74-85 | *H6/KUB [WICAZO-] | 0749-6427 | |||
| Using stories to teach | 2020 | Wicazo Sa review 35 (1-2): 86-99 | *H6/KUB [WICAZO-] | 0749-6427 |