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FB-54661-10Research Programs: Fellowships for College Teachers and Independent ScholarsArnold Krupat"That the People Might Live": A Theory of Native American Elegiac Expression5/1/2010 - 4/30/2011$50,400.00Arnold Krupat   Sarah Lawrence CollegeBronxvilleNY10708-5999USA2009American LiteratureFellowships for College Teachers and Independent ScholarsResearch Programs504000504000

This book project examines Native American traditional oral performances and Native American writing about grief and loss. It proposes that to a very great extent, loss both in traditional and modern Native communities was experienced not only personally but collectively--nationally or tribally--and that mourning and condolence were oriented toward revitalizing the life of the People, that the People might live.