Journal of American Folklore, Svazek 49American Folk-lore Society, 1936 |
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Strana 310
... songs , in accordance with the ritual number four , are repeated four times , and frequently fall into four sec- tions . In Pueblo songs the rules of repetition are more varied , although in theory the number four is paramount . The ...
... songs , in accordance with the ritual number four , are repeated four times , and frequently fall into four sec- tions . In Pueblo songs the rules of repetition are more varied , although in theory the number four is paramount . The ...
Strana 316
... Pueblo region apparently a distinctive development in Pueblo music . To a certain extent , the stylistic differentiation between east and west is obscured by parallels between songs of the same function . For instance , animal dance songs ...
... Pueblo region apparently a distinctive development in Pueblo music . To a certain extent , the stylistic differentiation between east and west is obscured by parallels between songs of the same function . For instance , animal dance songs ...
Strana 320
... songs , nor their Pima parallels show anything comparable to the split into a double stanza so characteristic of kachina songs ( and many other Western Pueblo songs ) may strengthen the view that the exuberance of the kachina ...
... songs , nor their Pima parallels show anything comparable to the split into a double stanza so characteristic of kachina songs ( and many other Western Pueblo songs ) may strengthen the view that the exuberance of the kachina ...
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VOL | 49 |
Pueblo Indian Folk Tales | 69 |
The Influence of Aboriginal Pattern and White Contact on a Recently | 143 |
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