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Page iii Interpreting the Indian Twentieth-Century Poets and the Native American Michael Castro Foreword by Maurice Kenny University of Oklahoma Press Norman and London

Page iv ISBN: 0-8061-2351-6 LC: 90-50684 Permission acknowledgments may be found on page 211. University of Oklahoma Press edition published by special arrangement with the University of New Mexico Press. Copyright 1983 by the University of New Mexico Press. All rights reserved. Manufactured in the United States of America. First printing of the University of Oklahoma Press edition, 1991.

Page v to my mother & father

Page vii Contents "A Change of Worlds": Foreword by Maurice Kenny vii Acknowledgments xv Preface xi 1 Early Translators of Indian Poetry 3 The Early Ethnologists 7 The Indians' Book 8 Indian "Poetry" 11 Other Early Twentieth-Century Native American Literature 12 Early Poet-Interpreters 13 The Spiritual Connection 15 Early Interpretations of Indian Poetry 16 The First Anthology 19 Path on the Rainbow as a Contribution to American Poetry 20 Indian Poetry and Imagism 22 Early Approaches to Interpretations by American Poets 25 Characteristics of Indian Poetry 32 Austin's "The American Rhythm" 38 Critical Responses 42 2 The Indian as a Symbol: Vachel Lindsay, Hart Crane, and William Carlos Williams 47 Vachel Lindsay 49 Hart Crane's "The Bridge" 55 William Carlos Williams 59

Page viii 3 Translating Indian Consciousness: Lew Sarett and John G. Neihardt 71 Lew Sarett 73

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