October 11, 2025Journal of American Folklore

Perplexities of Settler Colonial Folklore: Stripping for the Holidays

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BPBernard C. PerleyAssembly of First Nations

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This essay introduces Indian humor via comic strips to promote mutual respect in folklore studies, highlighting perspectives from Native American communities.

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This essay promotes mutual respect by introducing Indian humor through comic strips, addressing cross-cultural complexities.
A Native American perspective reveals the unintended harms of past folklore practices, advocating for responsive methodologies.
Folklore studies have evolved, reflecting lessons learned from history, and integrating meaningful ways of understanding culture.
The use of comic strips serves as a medium to bridge understanding between settler colonial society and Native American communities.

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Bernard C. Perley (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68e9b1b5ba7d64b6fc132001 https://doi.org/10.5406/15351882.138.550.07

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This essay introduces Indian humor via comic strips to promote mutual respect in folklore studies, highlighting perspectives from Native American communities.

Perplexities of Settler Colonial Folklore: Stripping for the Holidays

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Perplexities of Settler Colonial Folklore: Stripping for the Holidays

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