Journal of American Folklore, Svazky 50–51American Folklore Society, 1937 |
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Strana 308
... tale , are known to all story - tellers . Yet within this large frame of general likeness , there is an equally striking dissimilarity . The distinctive tribal stamp upon each collection of tales is unmistakable . The importance of the ...
... tale , are known to all story - tellers . Yet within this large frame of general likeness , there is an equally striking dissimilarity . The distinctive tribal stamp upon each collection of tales is unmistakable . The importance of the ...
Strana 389
... tale of the hunters who bring back the lost buffalo from the giants , a tale which toward the end sets forth various origins of Crow culture and the creation of the tipi is one of them . The briefer comments referring to tipis appear to ...
... tale of the hunters who bring back the lost buffalo from the giants , a tale which toward the end sets forth various origins of Crow culture and the creation of the tipi is one of them . The briefer comments referring to tipis appear to ...
Strana 403
... tales centering around him which suggests paral- lels to the Old Man Coyote collection . We have a long tale with variants in which Cunning Man's prowess as a shaman is revealed , 256. Then we have a few tales which resemble in form and ...
... tales centering around him which suggests paral- lels to the Old Man Coyote collection . We have a long tale with variants in which Cunning Man's prowess as a shaman is revealed , 256. Then we have a few tales which resemble in form and ...
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