| |
Category: 17. Tribal name and identity
KNIC012. Knick, Stanley. Along
the Robeson Trail (column). Carolina Indian Voice 28 January
1999:2.
Publication type: Newspaper article
In this installment in a series of columns on
the context of the Lumbee, Knick discusses the term culture
and the widely held belief that everyone within a common culture will
speak, act, think, and dress the same way. He points out the individuality
that people within a culture will express and notes that culture has more
to do with the elements of [people's] lives which they learn and
share on some sort of common basis. Because Lumbee children
are trained and cared for in ways that make them similar, it is very easy
for one Lumbee to recognize another Lumbee by speech, appearance, or other
behavior.
This annotation was edited on: June 14, 2002
Home Page URL: lumbeebibliography.net |
|