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घने जंगल से सभ्यता तक: एक इंडियन की आत्मकथा के अध्याय
उनकी पढ़ाई और चिकित्सा-प्रशिक्षण से वुंडेड नी और सरकार के लिए काम तक की आत्मकथा, एक ऐसी सभ्यता के संयत वृत्तांत के साथ समाप्त होती है जिसका व्यवहार उस ईसाई धर्म का खंडन करता था जिसका वह प्रचार करती थी।
परिचय
The autobiography continues “Indian Boyhood” (1902) and appeared in 1916. It tells of Eastman’s first encounter with mission schools, his studies at Beloit, Knox, Dartmouth and Boston, his work as a physician at Pine Ridge, where he treated the wounded of Wounded Knee, and his later years as YMCA secretary, government physician and lecturer. Eastman reports the injustice and corruption of the reservation system soberly and in detail. In the last chapter he weighs what he has gained and lost: he remains a Christian and an advocate of education and citizenship, but writes that he has found the practice of civilisation far from its professed Christianity, and that he has never lost his “Indian sense of right and justice”. The book is a key document of the Native intellectuals of the Progressive Era and of the tensions in which they worked.
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