Traditions of the Arapaho

图书馆	资料类型	排架号	子计数	书架位置	状态	图书预约
正在检索... Branch	Book	398.2 DOR	1	Stacks	正在检索... 未知	正在检索... 不可借阅
正在检索... South	Book	WA 398.2 DORSEY	1	Third floor history docs	正在检索... 未知	正在检索... 不可借阅

Anthropologists George A. Dorsey and Alfred L. Kroeber joined forces to record and preserve the rich cultural traditions of the Arapaho Indians, long split into two bands. Dorsey had done fieldwork with the Southern Arapaho after they moved from Colorado to Oklahoma and would soon be known for his study of their Sun Dance. Kroeber had visited the Northern Arapaho, who were still living in Wyoming. Traditions of the Arapaho , first published in 1903, is the result of their collaboration. This collection of tales bears witness to the religious feeling, imagination, and humor of the Arapaho. Beginning with creation myths, Dorsey and Kroeber offer stories about Found-in-Grass, Blood-Clot-Boy, Badger-Woman, Blue-Feather, White Dog, the Rolling Stone, Porcupine, and the Woman Who Climbed to the Sky. Entities marvelous and mundane--water monsters, speckled horses, dancing ducks, cannibalistic dwarves--populate these vibrant tales, where spirit permeates everything, and everything has meaning.

Sources of American Indian Oral Literature	p. ii
Introduction to the Paperback Edition	p. v
Introduction	p. xxxi
1 --Origin Myth (fragmentary)	p. 1
2 --Origin Myth (fragmentary)	p. 3
4 --The Origin of Culture	p. 7
6 --The Flood and Origin of the Ceremonial Lodges	p. 13
7 --Origin of the Ceremonial Lodges	p. 20
9 --Origin of the Ceremonial Lodges	p. 21
10 --Lime-Crazy	p. 22
Ii --Lime-Crazy	p. 29
13 --Origin of the Buffalo Lodge and the Sacred Bundle	p. 42
14 --Origin of the Buffalo Lodge	p. 49
16 --Nih'ānçan Loses His Eyes	p. 49
17 --Nih'ānçan Loses His Eyes	p. 50
18 --Nih'ānçan and the Magic Arrows	p. 51
19 --Nih'ānçan and the Dwarf's Arrow	p. 52
20 --Nih'ānçan and Coyote	p. 54
21 --Nih'Ançan and Coyote	p. 55
24 --Nih'ānçan's Feast of Beaver Stolen by Coyote	p. 56
25 --Nih'ānçan and the Beavers	p. 57
26 --Nih'ānçan and the Dancing Ducks	p. 58
27 --N Ih'ānçan and the Dancing Ducks	p. 59
28 --Nih'ānçan and the Elks	p. 60
31 -Nihānçan Fecit Ut Membrum Virile Demigret	p. 63
29 --Nih'ānçan Penem Trans Flumen Mittit	p. 63
32 --Nih'ānçan Pursued by the Rolling Stone	p. 64
33 --Nih'ānçan Pursued by the Rolling Stone.1from Informants J	p. 65
34 --Nih'ānçan Pursued by the Rolling Stone	p. 68
35 --Nih'ānçan Pursued by the Rolling Skull	p. 69
36 --Nih'ānçan Disguises Himself as a Woman	p. 70
37 -Nih'ānçan and the Two Maidens	p. 73
39 -Nih'ānçan and His Mother-In-Law	p. 74
40 --One-Eyed-Sioux and His Mother-In-Law	p. 75
41 --Nih'1010nçan Usurps a Father's Place; Origin of Death	p. 77
42 --Nih'ānçan and His Daughter	p. 78
44 --Nih'ānçan and the Seven Sisters	p. 82
45 --Nih'ānçan and the Seven Sisters	p. 86
46 --Nih'ānçan and Panther-Young-Man	p. 88
47 --Nih'ānçan and Whirlwind-Woman	p. 96
48 --Nih'ānçan and Whirlwind-Woman	p. 97
49 --Nih'ānçan and the Bear-Women	p. 98
50 --Nih'ānçan and the Bear-Women	p. 101
51 --Nih'ānçan and the Young Men Race for Wives	p. 103
52 --Nih'ānçan and the Mice's Sun Dance	p. 105
53 --Nih'ānçan and the Mice's Sun Dance	p. 107
54 --Nih'ānçan Cuts His Hair	p. 108
55 --Nih'ānçan Cuts His Hair	p. 109
56 --Nih'ānçan Goes Fishing	p. 110
57 --Nih'ānçan Sharpens His Leg and Dives on the Ice	p. 111
58 --Nih'ānçcan Dives on the Ice	p. 112
59 --Medicine-Man Kingfisher Dives Through the Ice	p. 113
60 --Nih'ānçan Imitates His Host	p. 115
61 --Nih'ānçan Imitates His Host	p. 119
63 --The Woman and the Horse	p. 120
64 --How the Dwarfs Were Killed	p. 121
66 --The Cannibal Dwarf	p. 124
68 --The Dwarf Who Caught a Woman	p. 124
69 --Sleepy-Young-Man and the Cannibals	p. 125
70 --The Beheaded Ones	p. 126
71 --The Cannibal Babe	p. 136
73 --The Woman Who Gave Birth to a Water Monster	p. 136
74 --The Water Monster	p. 140
75 --The Water Monster Slain	p. 142
76 --The Man Who Became a Water Monster.1text, Informant A	p. 143
77 --Snake-Boy	p. 147
79 --The Woman Who Had Beaver Children	p. 150
80 --Bear, the Six Brothers and the Sister	p. 151
81 --Foot-Stuck-Child.1informant H	p. 152
82 --Foot-Stuck-Child	p. 160
84 --Tender-Foot Woman	p. 179
85 --Light-Stone	p. 181
86 --Badger-Woman	p. 190
88 --Badger-Woman	p. 192
89 --Nariniiha, the Substitute	p. 200
90 --The White Dog and the Woman	p. 203
91 --The White Dog and the Woman	p. 205
92 --The White Dog, the Woman, and the Seven Puppies	p. 207
93 --The She Bear and the Two Brothers	p. 209
94 --The: Adulterous Bear	p. 226
96 --The Bear Who Painted Himself	p. 228
101 --Thunder-Bird and White-Owl	p. 230
103 --The Skunk and the Rabbit	p. 231
104 --Turtle's War-Party	p. 236
105 --The Girl Who Became a Bear	p. 237
106 --Big Owl, Owner-Of-Bag	p. 238
107 --The Red Speckled Horse	p. 247
109 --The Man Who Sharpened His Foot	p. 258
110 --The Lame Warrior and the Skeleton	p. 259
112 --The Man Who Brought Back the Dead Body	p. 261
114 --The Faithless Woman and the Kiowa	p. 261
115 --Laughter	p. 263
117 --The White Buffalo Cow	p. 263
118 --The Eight Young Men Who Became Women	p. 264
119 --Journey to the Owners of Moon-Shells	p. 266
120 --Split-Feather	p. 267
121 --Spitting-Horn-Shell and Split-Rump	p. 269
122 -The White Crow	p. 272
123 --Man-Above and His Medicine	p. 275
124 --Skull Acts as Food-Getter	p. 277
125 --The Deceived Blind Man	p. 278
126 --The Deceived Blind Man.1informants J	p. 282
127 --The Deceived Blind Man and the Deserted Children.2informant H	p. 285
128 --The Deserted Children	p. 286
129 --The Young Man and His Father-In-Law	p. 293
130 --Blood-Clot-Boy	p. 294
131 --Blood-Clot-Boy and White-Owl	p. 298
132 --Blood-Clot-Girl.1informants J	p. 310
134 --The Porcupine and the Woman Who Climbed to the Sky	p. 311
135 --The Porcupine and the Woman Who Climbed to the Sky	p. 330
136 --The Porcupine and the Woman Who Climbed to the Sky	p. 332
137 --The Porcupine and the Woman Who Climbed to the Sky	p. 339
138 --The Porcupine and the Woman Who Climbed to the Sky	p. 340
140 --Found-In-Grass	p. 341
141 --Found-In-Grass	p. 350
142 --Found-In-Grass	p. 356
143 --Found-In-Grass	p. 378
144 --Blue-Bird, Buffalo-Woman, and Elk-Woman	p. 387
I45 --Blue-Feather, Buffalo-Woman, and Elk-Woman	p. 388
146 --Blue-Feather and Lone-Bull	p. 395
Abstracts	p. 419
Appendix 1 Contributors	p. 477
Appendix 2 Retranslations of Latin Passages	p. 479

可借阅:*

链接这些题名

已订购

摘要

摘要

目录