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Arbiter, November 7, Students Of Boise State University
Arbiter, November 7, Students Of Boise State University
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Arbiter, October 31, Students Of Boise State University
Arbiter, October 31, Students Of Boise State University
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Arbiter, October 27, Students Of Boise State University
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Arbiter, March 31, Students Of Boise State University
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Arbiter, March 17, Students Of Boise State University
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Louis Owens, Linda Lizut Helstern
Louis Owens, Linda Lizut Helstern
Western Writers Series Digital Editions
“'I prefer infinitions to definitions,’” Alex Yazzie, the cross-dressing Navajo anthropologist in Louis Owens’ Bone Game, declares (46). So did Louis Owens. In his life, in his death, and above all in his writing, Louis Owens (1948-2002), novelist, essayist, literary and cultural critic, crossed boundaries and refused definitions. Born in Lompoc, California, Owens came to understand the arid landscape of the west through the lens of his early childhood in the Yazoo bottoms of Mississippi. He was a Native mixedblood who acknowledged not only his multi-tribal heritage, Choctaw on his father's side and Cherokee on his mother’s, but the …