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The Indian Uprising | Essays and Criticism

• Use of Historical Figures and Events

  In this essay, the author examines Donald Barthelme’s use of historical figures and events in his short story.

• Technique

  In this essay, the author considers Barthelme’s technique.

• Comanches and Civilization in Donald Barthelme’s The Indian Uprising

  In the following essay, the author views ‘‘The Indian Uprising’’ within the context and formula of the Western, asserting that, rather than reflecting on the genre, Barthelme instead ‘‘directs outward, at contemporary society.’’

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1. The Indian Uprising: Introduction
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3. The Indian Uprising: Donald Barthelme Biography
4. The Indian Uprising: Characters
5. The Indian Uprising: Themes
6. The Indian Uprising: Style
7. The Indian Uprising: Historical Context
8. The Indian Uprising: Critical Overview
9. The Indian Uprising: Essays and Criticism
   1. Use of Historical Figures and Events
   2. Technique
   3. Comanches and Civilization in Donald Barthelme’s The Indian Uprising
10. The Indian Uprising: Compare and Contrast
11. The Indian Uprising: Topics for Further Study
12. The Indian Uprising: What Do I Read Next?
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