Our Voices : Native Stories of Alaska and the Yukon /
Storytelling is a precious, vibrant tradition among the Native peoples of the Far North. Collected here for the first time are stories from the communities of interior Alaska and the Yukon Territory. These are the tales the people tell about themselves, their communities, and the world they inhabit....
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Formato: | Electrónico eBook |
Idioma: | Inglés |
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Lincoln :
University of Nebraska Press,
2001.
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Colección: | Book collections on Project MUSE.
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Acceso en línea: | Texto completo |
Tabla de Contenidos:
- Deg Hit'an / Belle Deacon
- Deg Hit'an Gixudhoy / The People's Stories
- Taxghozr / Polar Bear
- Nil'oqay Ni'idaxin / The Man and Wife
- Koyukon / Catherine Attla
- Doz K'ikaal Yee Nogheelt'uyhdlee / The One Who Used to Put His Nephew into a Fishtail
- Dotson' Sa Ninin" atltseen / Great Raven Who Shaped the World
- K'etl'enbaalots'ek
- Dekeltlaal De'ot Etldleeyee / The Woodpecker Who Starved His Wife
- Elts'eeyh Denaa / Wind Man
- Gwich'in / Katherine Peter
- Shaaghan / The Old Woman
- K'aiiheenjik
- from "Gwichyaa Zheh Gwats'a' Tr'ahaajil" / We Go to Fort Yukon
- Jalgiitsik, Tl'yahdik Haa / Chalkyitsik and Tl'yahdik
- Northern Tutchone / Gertie Tom
- Gyo Cho Chu / Living at Big Salmon, 1930s and 1940s
- K'enlu Man / Northern Lake, 1944
- K'enlu Man / Northern Lake, 1956
- Kaska / John Dickson
- Gedeni Ges Gagah Nede / The Girl Who Lived with Salmon / Maudie Dick
- Dzohdie' Guh Cho Dzehhin / Dzohdie' Kills the Giant Worm
- Tagish / Angela Sidney
- Getting Married
- The Stolen Woman
- Southern Tutchone / Annie Ned
- Our Shagoon, Our Family History
- How First This Yukon Came to Be: Crow and Beaverman / Kitty Smith
- Naakw: Devilfish, or Octopus, Helper
- [To Build a Fire]
- The First Time They Knew K'och'en, White Man
- Upper Tanana / Mary Tyone
- Stsoo Shyaan Oonign': Ch'aldzeek Shyii Dineh Gaay Na'ithadn / My Old Grandmother: The Little Man Standing in the Moon
- Dlign Mba' Hehk'aayh Ts'a' / When the Tree Squirrels Cut Fish.