Finding and retaining cultural identity and self identity has been
a struggle for many American Indians since the colonial era. Robert
J. Conley's compelling novel, Mountain Windsong, explores the
struggle to retain identity in the context of adversity. This issue
is still relevant today as American Indians deal with identity
issues in a dominant and always encroaching culture.Fox's analysis
is a critical examination of Conley's seminal novel and its
interpretation and an analysis of identity in the context of major
adversity: the government enforced travail known as The Trail of
Tears
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