Laidlaw Research Poster: Borders and Boundaries in the Native American Literature of Leslie Marmon Silko
A poster outlining the conclusions I have drawn from two summers spent researching borders and boundaries in the work of contemporary Native American author Leslie Marmon Silko.
Gráinne Sexton
(She/Her)
Graduate of English Literature and History, School of English, Trinity College Dublin
Graduate of English Literature and History at Trinity College Dublin. Alumnus of the Laidlaw Undergraduate Research and Leadership Programme (2019).
My Laidlaw research explored the nature of borders and boundaries in the literature of Native American communities, with a particular focus on the work of contemporary author Leslie Marmon Silko. The project involved collaboration with leading scholars of Native American studies from across the United Kingdom and United States. I additionally wrote a final-year dissertation on Indigenous strategies of resistance to environmental injustice in the work of Silko.
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