“A Cuchi Moya!” — Star Trek’s Native Americans

For decades, Science Fiction had offered those involved in a cultural phenomenon stigmatized as escapist entertainment the opportunity to playfully work through their visions of the future, exploring both scenarios they might hope for and those they were deeply afraid of. Against this background, it...

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Main Author:	Katja Kanzler
Format:	Article
Language:	English
Published:	Göttingen University Press 2007-05-01
Series:	American Studies Journal
Subjects:	U.S. United States America culture televisions movies films star trek Native Americans American Indians race
Online Access:	http://www.asjournal.org/archive/49/14.html

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“A Cuchi Moya!” — Star Trek’s Native Americans

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