Lakota
and Dakota Lives
The life of Black Elk is celebrated within and
without Lakota society. Many other lives are woven into the rich tapestry of
Lakota and Dakota culture, past and present.
Before and after Black Elk first spoke to John G.
Neihardt, Lakota and Dakota men and women have shared the stories of their
lives, and many of their books are included here. Together they show us the
diversity of perspectives and remarkable range of experiences for Lakotas and
Susan Bordeaux Bettelyoun and Josephine Waggoner, With My Own
Eyes: A Lakota Woman Tells Her People's History
Esther Black Elk DeSersa et al., Black Elk Lives: Conversations
with the Black Elk Family
Mary Cochran, ed., Dakota Cross-Bearer:
The Life and World of a Native American
Bishop
Raymond DeMallie (ed.), The Sixth
Grandfather: Black Elk's Teachings Given to
John G. Neihardt
Joseph Iron Eye
Charles A. Eastman, From the Deep Woods
to Civilization
Charles A. Eastman, Indian Heroes & Great
Chieftains
Thomas E. Mails, Fools Crow
Gerald Mohatt and Joseph Eagle Elk, The Price of a Gift:
A Lakota Healer's
Story
Delphine Red Shirt, Bead on an Anthill:
A Lakota Childhood
Delphine Red Shirt, Turtle Lung Woman's
Granddaughter
Luther Standing Bear, Land of the Spotted
Eagle
Luther Standing Bear, My Indian Boyhood
Joe Starita, The Dull Knifes of
Pine Ridge: A Lakota Odyssey
Joseph White Bull, Lakota Warrior
Severt Young Bear and R.D. Theisz, Standing in the
Light: A Lakota Way of Seeing
Zitkala-Ša,
American Indian
Stories
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