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List of Illustrations
1 Introduction 3
2 Exchanging Spaces: A Brief History of Southwestern Trading 12
3 The Creation of a Usable Past 50
4 "We Wove the Design We Wanted" 82
5 Trade "A Long Time Ago" 107
6 "Please, My Son, My Rug Is Worth That Much" 137
7 Exchanging Places: Traveling to Teach and Trade 160
Conclusion 189
App The Hubbell Blanket Paintings 197
Notes 201
Bibliography 213
Index 225
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Danny Baldwin
reviewed Patterns of Exchange: Navajo Weavers and Traders on June 12, 2013
Patterns of Exchange: Navajo Weavers and Traders
This book is more an academic book than something for a popular audience. I'm super interested in how the Enlightenment shaped entertainment, and here it is: automata, magic, hoaxes, trompe l'oeil art. There's a lot to think about regarding what makes being knowingly deceived fun. The section about Barnum's grossly racist antebellum "missing link" exhibition literally made me sick to my stomach to read. It made me mad that a glossy movie about Barnum was such a big hit when history shows horrific, horrific things he did.
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