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Peer reviewedFrench, Laurence A.; Hornbuckle, Jim – Social Work, 1980
Addresses alcoholism from a psychocultural perspective, examining social policies that have contributed to the marginality of Native Americans and to the stereotype of the "drunken Indian." As Native Americans have been forced to modify their tribal ways, more members are pushed into the fringes of their traditional culture. (Author/BEF)
Descriptors: Alcoholism, American Indian Culture, American Indians, Cultural Images
