"Dine Be keyah"": The Cultural Geography and Environmental Connectedness Associated with the Religion of the Navajo Nation, Including a Brief Synopsis of Navajo Perceptions Illustrated in Sacred Crowns

Title: "Dine Be keyah"": The Cultural Geography and Environmental Connectedness Associated with the Religion of the Navajo Nation, Including a Brief Synopsis of Navajo Perceptions Illustrated in Sacred Crowns
Description: This thesis is about the how the Navajo lifestyle has diverged away from respecting their sacred environment, the root cause being economic forces and federal governmental influences. The thesis also discusses Navajo religious traditions and beliefs defining the Navajo Nation's existence and explains the Navajo Blessingway ceremony. There is also a synopsis of Sacred Clowns by Tony Hillerman.
name: Magnus Maciejewski
Type: Written/Texual Resource
Date: May 1997
Creator: Maria M. Macy
Audience: All Adult Audiences
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Format: Pdf
Rights: https://cardinalscholar.bsu.edu/bitstream/handle/handle/191427/M33_1997MacyMariaM.pdf?sequence=1&isAllowed=y
Access Rights: 02/16/2022