Preface  vii
Acknowledgments  xv
1. Indigenous Orientations  1
2. The Silence of Ely S. Parker  49
3. The Duration of the Land  95
4. Ghost Dancing at Century's End  129
Coda. Deferring Juridical Time  179
Notes  193
Bibliography  241
Index  269

"Mark Rifkin's compelling book breaks new grounds and new temporalities, serving to further illuminate the ways that settler colonialism structures the political and everyday life of Indigenous peoples in the United States. As with Rifkin's previous work, Beyond Settler Time is a must-read for those in Indigenous studies, settler colonial studies, and queer studies." — Mishuana Goeman, author of Mark My Words: Native Women Mapping Our Nations

"Beyond Settler Time is a magnificent book. Already at the very top of his field, Mark Rifkin clarifies with depth and lucidity how Native American genocide was achieved through the violent imposition of settler time, while showing us how to conceptualize temporalities based in the Native American experience without resorting to models of tradition or modernity. His phenomenological approach, combined with historical rigor, careful readings of aesthetic and documentary texts, and astute political analysis, makes for a very illuminating read." — Elizabeth Freeman, author of Time Binds: Queer Temporalities, Queer Histories

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