Acknowledgements Editor's Introduction Jacqueline Fear-Segal and Rebecca Tillett Foreword: "Of bodies changed to other forms I tell": Tumblebuggery, Creation Stories, and Songs Carter Revard Part I. Visual Representations 1. Jaune Quick-to-See Smith: Indigenous Bodies, Indigenous Stories in a Post-Columbian World Carolyn Kastner 2. Restating Idigenous Presence in Eastern Dakota and Ho Chunk (Winnebago) Portraits of the 1830s-1860s Stephanie Pratt Part II. Dismemberment and Display 3. Plaster-Cast Indians at the National Museum Jacqueline Fear-Segal 4. William Lanné's Pipe: Reclaiming the "Last" Tasmanian Male Lynette Russell Part III. Gender and Sexuality 5.

Sodomy, Ambiguity, and Feminization: Homosexual Meanings and the Male Native American Body Max Carocci 6. Devil with the Face of an Angel: Physical and Moral Descriptions of Aboriginal People by Missionary Émile Petitot Murielle Nagy photo gallery follows page 98 Part IV. Imagination and Commodification 7. Marketing Indigenous Bodies in the Fiction of Leslie Marmon Silko, Louise Erdrich, and Sherman Alexie Joanna Ziarkowska 8. Stories from the Womb--Esther Belin's From the Belly of My Beauty Ewelina Ba o ka Part V. Dis-ease and Healing 9. Prayer with Pain: Ceremonial Suffering among the Mi'kmaq Suzanne Owen 10. Coping with Colonization: Aboriginal Diabetes on Manitoulin Island Darrel Manitowabi and Marion Maar Part VI.

Physical Landscapes 11. Representing Indigenous Bodies in Epeli Hau'ofa and Syaman Rapogan Hsinya Huang 12. The Many Indigenous Bodies of Kai Tahu Khyla Russell and Samuel Mann Contributors Index.