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Academic papers:
- Realism, Naturalism and Symbolism
in the poetry of Wallace Stevens, These, Licence-es-Lettres, Faculte des Lettres et Sciences,
Bordeaux University, France (1969)
- From Vulgar Latin to Catalan, Philological
Essay - MA Thesis, Linguistics, Stanford University, (1971)
- Ritual, Ecology and Social Order in a Valley of the High
Atlas Mountains of Morocco, PhD Spring paper, Anthropology Department, Stanford University, (1982) - Manuscript under
revision for publication.
- The Case of Yellow Thunder Camp, MA. Thesis, Anthropology
Department, Stanford University,( 1983). This paper contained crucial information deriving from research into US military
archives which was admitted in court in South Dakota , and proved the existence of the "sacred"character of the
Black Hills at the time of US entry into that part of Lakota Indian territory. Manuscript soon to be
published.
Articles:
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Mustapha (1969) PerSe magazine. Recollection of my Moroccan Amazigh grand-father.
- Tisquantum (1993) Common Grounds. The
historical background of the First Thanksgiving in America.
- Plastic medicine people (1995) -
Sonoma County Press - An overview of the misuse of American Indian spiritual practices ,
widely distributed on the internet.
- The People of Niram (1998), Marin
Coast. A tongue in cheek reflection on life in Marin County. (anthropological spoof)
- Apuleius of Madauros, Amazigh Philosopher
(2001)
The Amazigh Voice, ACAA
- The Argan Tree (2005), The Amazigh Voice,
A.C.A.A.
- Field of Golden Mummies, (2000)
The Amazigh Voice, A.C.A.A, also Appendix to book, The Shining Ones.
Miscellaneous presentations:
- The importance of international alliances for indigenous activists -
United Nations Conference preparatory to First Session of Permanent Forum on Indigenous peoples. (2002)
- Desert Schools of Northern Niger Tuaregs- 2003
- Moroccan Human Rights. 2004 Press Release - other
various Press Releases for the Amazigh movement.
Book reviews:
- The Berbers - Brett and Fentress
(2002) on internet.
- Amazigh Art in Morocco, review of Cynthia Becker's
book, "Amazigh Arts in Morocco, Women Shaping Berber Identity" International Journal of Middle East Studies, Cambridge
University Press (2008)
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- North African Mosaic (2007) - Back Cover.
Interviews:
- Algerian Kabyle interview of Helene Hagan -
Kabyle.com. (in French)
- Moroccan interview of Helene Hagan - Amazigh
newspaper (in French)
Books:
- Synopsis of Hagan's book, "The Shining Ones: Etymological
Essay on the Amazigh Roots of Ancient Egyptian civilization" (2001) - Amazigh Studies, North
African History - Egyptian Prehistory.
- Synopsis of Hagan's Book: Tuareg Jewelry: Traditional patterns ans symbols."
(2006) - Amazigh Studies - Amazigh Art -
Other Excerpts:
- Voices of the Night - Poetry - Various poems published over thirty
years. Golden Poetry Award of California (1982)
Soon to be published.
- Chief Seattle, Fable and Truth - Manuscript completed in
1994. Under revision. American Indian History - Anthropology - U.S. Literature.
- Winyan Sha, Adorned Lakota Woman - in collaboration with Charlotte
Black Elk. Photography by Michele Vignes.
Under revision for publication. (American Indian)
- Souls Piled Like Timber - Manuscript of Anthropologist Paul
Radin, Introduction and Conclusion by Helene Hagan. Memories, dreams, visions and conversion stories of African
American slaves before, during and after the War of Secession, recorded in early 20th century . Looking for publisher.
(African American History, Religion, U.S History, Anthropology. )
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