Cinemetrics

• Cinemetrics graph for White Fawn's Devotion (1910)

• Cinemetrics graph for The Squaw's Love (1911)

• Cinemetrics graph for The Invaders (1912)

• Cinemetrics graph for The Last of the Mohicans (1920)

• Cinemetrics graph for The Paleface (1922)

• Cinemetrics graph for The Vanishing American (1922)

• Fig.1: Pie chart visualizing the total Indian time on screen per category

• Fig.1a: Pie chart visualizing the total time on screen per category

• Fig. 2: Pie chart visualizing time on screen of villains compared to other Indians

• Fig. 3: Pie chart visualizing time on screen of villains compared to other Indians, title cards, other

• Fig. 4: Pie chart visualizing time on screen of chiefs and warriors compared to other Indians, title cards, other

• Fig. 5: Pie chart visualizing time on screen of maids and family compared to other categories

• Fig. 6: Pie chart visualizing time on screen of maids and family compared to other Indians

• Fig. 9: Pie chart visualizing time on screen per category for White Fawn's Devotion

• Fig. 10: Pie chart visualizing time on screen per category for The Squaw's Love

• Fig. 11: Pie chart visualizing time on screen per category for The Invaders

• Fig. 12: Pie chart visualizing time on screen per category for The Last of the Mohicans

• Fig. 13: Pie chart visualizing time on screen per category for The Paleface

• Fig. 14: Pie chart visualizing time on screen per category for The Vanishing American

 

Textual Analysis

• Fig. 7: Voyant Word Cloud for all title cards

• Voyant Word List for all title cards

• Fig. 8: Google Ngram Viewer statistics about the use of "Indians", "Indian", "chief", "American Indian", and 'Native American' in publications between 1910 and 1925

• Google Ngram Viewer statistics about the use of "red race", "redman", "red man", red men" in publications between 1910 and 1925

• Google Ngram Viewer statistics about the use of "savage", "savages", "chief", Indian in publications between 1910 and 1925