Journal of American Folklore, Svazek 49American Folk-lore Society, 1936 |
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Strana 143
... tribes in respect to the use of peyote offers sociological and psychological material of no small importance . The spread and increased prominence of peyote ceremonies coincided suggestively with the final triumph of white civilization ...
... tribes in respect to the use of peyote offers sociological and psychological material of no small importance . The spread and increased prominence of peyote ceremonies coincided suggestively with the final triumph of white civilization ...
Strana 144
... tribes to which peyote spread , the resulting ceremony has been marked by intrusive elements of Christian evangelism ... tribes of the United States . In externals the Mes- calero use of peyote bears marked resemblance to the practices ...
... tribes to which peyote spread , the resulting ceremony has been marked by intrusive elements of Christian evangelism ... tribes of the United States . In externals the Mes- calero use of peyote bears marked resemblance to the practices ...
Strana 318
... tribes , the Shoshoneans of the Great Basin and California , and other tribes along the Pacific shore . With these various groups the Pima share all or many of the following traits : a singing technic radically different from that ...
... tribes , the Shoshoneans of the Great Basin and California , and other tribes along the Pacific shore . With these various groups the Pima share all or many of the following traits : a singing technic radically different from that ...
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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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