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153. Gender and the (Re)Making of Cherokee History
Sunday, January 9, 11:00 a.m.–1:00 p.m.
Convention Center, Room 616
- Chair: Tom
Hatley, Western Carolina University
- Papers:
"A Fort for the Protection of your Women and Children":
Gendered Rhetoric, Masculinity, and the Building of the Cherokee
Forts
Michelle LeMaster, Eastern Illinois University
Southeastern Indians and the Evangelical Critique of Frontier
Patriarchy, 1785–1815
Nathaniel Sheidley, Wellesley College
The Intellectual Contributions of Cherokee Women to International
Relations, 1775–1810
Cynthia Cumfer, Reed College
- Comment: Nancy Shoemaker, University
of Connecticut
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