Journal of American Folklore, Svazek 12American Folk-lore Society, 1979 |
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... animals . The share occupied by animals varies among different tribes , being at times concentrated on a few animals , at times distributed among a number . Sometimes animals occur rather infrequently ; at others , the larger part of a ...
... animals . The share occupied by animals varies among different tribes , being at times concentrated on a few animals , at times distributed among a number . Sometimes animals occur rather infrequently ; at others , the larger part of a ...
Strana 18
... animals , and have animals as their characters , belong clearly to two naturally sharply defined groups . In the first group the central incident is the mar- riage between a human being and an animal . The tales of the sec- ond group ...
... animals , and have animals as their characters , belong clearly to two naturally sharply defined groups . In the first group the central incident is the mar- riage between a human being and an animal . The tales of the sec- ond group ...
Strana 20
... animal tales of the Indians is now clear . It is evidently a relation chiefly of dissimilarity . True , the characteristic feature of the latter - the fact that animals are not distinguished from men we see that the Eskimo tales possess ...
... animal tales of the Indians is now clear . It is evidently a relation chiefly of dissimilarity . True , the characteristic feature of the latter - the fact that animals are not distinguished from men we see that the Eskimo tales possess ...
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