American Realism and American Drama, 1880 1940

This study explores the significance of Native American realism by examining the development of dramatic theory from the early 1890s onward. It delves into how cultural narratives and perspectives have shaped the evolution of theater, highlighting the unique contributions of Native American voices to the dramatic arts. The book emphasizes the intersection of cultural identity and performance, showcasing the rich heritage and contemporary relevance of Native American storytelling within the broader context of American theater.