White man's water : the politics of sobriety in a Native American community / Erica Prussing.
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University of Arizona Press,
©2011.
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| Series: | First peoples (2010)
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Table of Contents:
- Introduction : Sobriety and Subjectivity in Local Worlds
- Understanding Alcohol in Cultural Context. Misrecognizing Local Moral Worlds ; Contextualizing "White Man's Water"
- Women's Narratives : Social Positioning, Subjectivity, and Sobriety. Becoming a Person ; Family Lives and Gendered Experience ; Narratives of Sobriety: Reconfiguring the Empty Center
- Challenges and Possibilities for "Culturally Appropriate" Alcohol Services. Reservation Health Care and the Politics of Local Control ; Concluding Thoughts
- Epilogue 1 : Stephanie Timber
- Epilogue 2 : B.A. Brown.