Iroquois Corn in a Culture-Based Curriculum: A Framework for Respectfully Teaching About Cultures

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List of Figures
Introduction
The Problem: Stereotypes	p. 1
Cultural Evolution: The Theories behind the Stereotypes	p. 19
The Theories Become the Standard Curriculum	p. 27
Valuing Diversity through Culture-Based Curriculum	p. 37
The Thanksgiving Address: An Expression of Haudenosaunee World View	p. 69
Corn as a Cultural Center of the Haudenosaunee Way of Life	p. 91
The Interaction of Corn and Cultures	p. 119
Dynamic Aspects of Haudenosaunee Culture	p. 163
The Contemporary Role of Corn in Haudenosaunee Culture	p. 189
Seneca Thanksgiving Address by Chief Corbett Sundown, Tonawanda Seneca, 1959	p. 203
Long Opening Thanksgiving Address by Enos Williams, Grand River 1974	p. 213
Ernest Smith Paintings - Rochester Museum, 1991	p. 225
Publications Containing Ernest Smith Paintings	p. 243
Interview of Irv Powless, Onondaga Chief, Onondaga Nation, New York, by Carol Cornelius, November 27, 1991	p. 245
Interview of Katsi Cook, Akwesasne Mohawk Midwife, by Carol Cornelius, June 6, 1992	p. 253
Chapter Notes	p. 263
Bibliography	p. 279
Index	p. 291
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