Mean Spirit

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Mean Spirit is a novel by Linda Hogan that explores the exploitation and resilience of an Osage community during the Oklahoma oil boom, and is considered a key work of the Native American Renaissance.

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instanceOf novel
author Linda Hogan
awarded Oklahoma Book Award finalist
Pulitzer Prize for Fiction finalist
countryOfOrigin United States
depicts Osage murders
featuresEthnicGroup Osage Nation
genre Native American literature
historical novel
hasAuthorEthnicity Chickasaw (Linda Hogan)
linked to: Linda Hogan
hasEthnicPerspective Native American
isNotableFor portrayal of Osage community during oil boom
status as key work of Native American Renaissance
language English
literaryForm prose
literaryMovement Native American Renaissance
mainSubject Oklahoma oil boom
Osage people
linked to: Osage Nation

cultural resilience
exploitation of Indigenous communities
narrativePerspective third-person narration
publicationYear 1990
publisher Atheneum
settingLocation Oklahoma
settingTime 1920s
theme colonial violence
community resilience
environmental justice
greed and resource extraction
spirituality and tradition

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