Way West symposium cultures and conflict 2 Dreams

Burns, Ric. (Added Author). Ades, Lisa. (Added Author). Cournoyer, David. (Added Author). Gregg, John J. (Added Author). Garrison, Gary. (Added Author). Riding In, James. (Added Author). Josephy, Alvin M., 1915-2005 (Added Author). Booher, Barbara. (Added Author). Utley, Robert Marshall, 1929- (Added Author). Amiotte, Arthur. (Added Author). WGBH (Television station : Boston, Mass.) (Added Author). Native American Public Broadcasting Consortium. (Added Author). Nebraska State Historical Society. (Added Author). Vision Maker Video (Added Author). Way West Cultures and Conflict Symposium (1995 : Lincoln, Neb.) (Added Author). Arthur Amiotte (Brandon U., Manitoba), James Riding In (U. of Arizona, historian), Alvin Josephy (historian), Barbara Booher (U.S. Nat. Park Serv., historian), Robert Utley (historian), Ric Burns (filmaker), Lisa Ades (filmaker). (Cast).

Summary: Features leading scholars on Native American history and the history of the American West discussing the cultural collisions that occurred between American Indians and Euro-American settlers who settled the West during the last half of the 19th century. In this second segment of three, the incompatible visions, competing aspirations and goals that were at the heart of the conflict between Indians and settlers are examined.

Record details

Physical Description: videorecording
videocassette
1 videocassettes (103 min.) : sd., col. and b&w ; 1/2 in.
Publisher: [Lincoln, Nebraska] : Vision Maker Video, 1995.

Content descriptions

General Note:	Videocassette release of the "Way West Cultures and Conflict Symposium" held in Lincoln, Nebraska on May 6, 1995. Previously released as a segment of the WGBH-Boston television documentary series "The American experience."
Creation/Production Credits Note:	Producers, Ric Burns, Lisa Ades, Gary Garrison ; director, Thomas Todd.
Participant or Performer Note:	Arthur Amiotte (Brandon U., Manitoba), James Riding In (U. of Arizona, historian), Alvin Josephy (historian), Barbara Booher (U.S. Nat. Park Serv., historian), Robert Utley (historian), Ric Burns (filmaker), Lisa Ades (filmaker). Moderator, David Cournoyer ; narrator, John Gregg.
System Details Note:	VHS.