CCA Seminar: Jenny Ni, “Remaking Places: Comanche Politics, Rock Art, and the Shaping of Landscapes”
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Recent historical scholarship has highlighted Comanche dominance on the Southern Plains and its peripheries during the 18th and 19th centuries. Jenny Ni’s seminar considers perspectives that center meaningful landscapes alongside Comanche political history.
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Recent historical scholarship has highlighted the dominance of the Comanches on the Southern Plains and its peripheries during the 18th and 19th centuries. However, much of this research relies on Western perspectives that frame Comanche political history solely within human relationships, in contrast to Indigenous worlds that center meaningful landscapes.
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