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Snake, Reuben; Sackler, Elizabeth – Akwe:kon Journal, 1993
Reuben Snake, a Winnebago elder, discusses the importance of living in harmony with creation; the significance of ceremonial life; the continuous struggle to maintain American Indian culture, values, and religious beliefs; and the importance of "reculturalization" through repatriation of sacred objects. (LP)
Descriptors: American Indian Culture, American Indian History, American Indians, Interviews
