Journal of American FolkloreAmerican Folk-lore Society, 1979 |
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Strana 140
... Walpi , ” and , moreover , " the same obscurity envelops the rite at Zuñi , Jemez , and the Rio Grande Pueblos . " The Walpi ceremonies , Dr. Fewkes thinks , are , in a general way , " fire worship , " but " more specifically sun and ...
... Walpi , ” and , moreover , " the same obscurity envelops the rite at Zuñi , Jemez , and the Rio Grande Pueblos . " The Walpi ceremonies , Dr. Fewkes thinks , are , in a general way , " fire worship , " but " more specifically sun and ...
Strana 83
... Walpi need not weaken this conclusion ; it can be accounted for in several ways : ( 1 ) A clan may have become extinct , and the Katcina bearing its name has so crystallized in the worship that the name has survived , or this par ...
... Walpi need not weaken this conclusion ; it can be accounted for in several ways : ( 1 ) A clan may have become extinct , and the Katcina bearing its name has so crystallized in the worship that the name has survived , or this par ...
Strana 89
... Walpi . In the winter solstice ceremony the kiva in which each clan does its ritualistic work is the meeting - place of members of clans , not of priesthoods , and at that time the kiva represents the original clan home . It has been ...
... Walpi . In the winter solstice ceremony the kiva in which each clan does its ritualistic work is the meeting - place of members of clans , not of priesthoods , and at that time the kiva represents the original clan home . It has been ...
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