We Shall Live Again

Discover the profound insights of Russell Thornton in his compelling study, We Shall Live Again. Published by Cambridge University Press in 2006, this 112-page paperback delves into the fascinating Ghost Dance movements of 1870 and 1890 among North American Indians. Thornton presents a groundbreaking theory that explores the motivations behind these movements, arguing that they served as intentional efforts toward demographic revitalization for American Indians after a period of significant decline.

Rich in ethnographic and sociological analysis, this book is an essential read for those interested in the intersection of population studies, psychology of religion, and the cultural resilience of Indigenous communities. With its insightful commentary, We Shall Live Again offers readers a deeper understanding of these critical historical events and their implications. Enhance your library with this valuable contribution to social science and religious studies, and appreciate the historical narratives that shaped North America.