Paula Underwood

Paula Underwood (1932-2000) was an Iroquois oral historian. She is known for "learning stories" or "The Learning Way." [ [http://www.iusb.edu/~ucart/underwood.htm UCART at Indiana University South Bend] ] [ [http://www.ipl.org/div/natam/bin/browse.pl/A347 Native American authors site] ]

Bibliography

*"Who speaks for wolf : a native American learning story as told to Turtle Woman Singing by her father, Sharp-eyed Hawk"
*"The Walking People : a Native American oral history", 1993
*"Three strands in the braid : a guide for enablers of learning", 1993
*"Winter white and summer gold : a Native American learning story", 1994
*"Many circles, many paths : a Native American learning story", 1994
*"Franklin listens when I speak : tellings of the friendship between Benjamin Franklin and Skenandoah, an Oneida chief", 1996

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