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Folktales from the Moose of Burkina Faso.

The Moogo, the region of the Moose - known as "Mossi" in ancient literature - occupies the entire central zone of Burkina Faso. It is divided into several kingdoms, the principal one comprising today's capital of Ouagadougou. Along with the singing griots, the evening storytellers pas...

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Clasificación:Libro Electrónico
Formato: Electrónico eBook
Idioma:Inglés
Publicado: Langaa RPCIG 2010.
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505 0 |a Cover -- Title Page -- Copyright Page -- Contents -- Translators Preface -- Foreword -- Introduction -- 1. The Rooster and the Elephant -- 2. The Election of the Imam -- 3. What Happened? -- 4. The Warthog and the Lion -- 5. A Year Without Criticizing -- 6. The Hare and the Village Chief -- 7. The Chief s Daughter -- 8. The Man and the Wild Animals -- 9. The Hyena and the Hare -- 10. The Dance of the Wild Animals -- 11. The Friendship between the Hare and the Dog -- 12. The Hare and the Hyena -- 13. The Hare and the Hawk -- 14. The Wild Billy Goat and the Dog -- 15. The Hare and the Lion -- 16. The Witch -- 17. If God Does Not Kill, the Chief Cannot Kill Either -- 18. The Terrible Child and the Birds -- 19. The Children and their Aunt -- 20. The Orphan Girl -- 21. Keep your Promises! -- 22. Poko and Raôgo -- 23. The Beautiful Daughter -- 24. The Deceased Man;s Possessions -- 25. The Story of a Woman and her Husband -- 26. The Terrible Child -- 27. The Liar's Tale -- 28. Poko and Raôgo Go Up To the Sky -- 29. The World Turns, The World Changes -- 30. Sombé -- 31. A Fruitful Investment -- 32. How the Yarse and the Guinea-Fowl Became Enemies -- 33. The Origin of Joking Relationships between the Poe̳e̳se, Yarse, and Peuls -- 34. Other People's Faults -- 35. Bibêga, the Terrible Child -- 36. The Donkey Thieves -- 37. The Chief, the Hawk, the Turtledove, and the Little Child -- 38. The Children of the Brave Woman -- 39. An Orphan Girl Must Not be Mistreated -- 40. There Is Always Someone Cleverer Than You, Somewhere -- 41. The Old Woman and her Daughters -- 42. The Two Wives -- Short Bibliography for Further Reading -- Back Cover. 
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