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Folklore of the Atayal of Formosa and the mountain tribes of Luzon /
| Clasificación: | Libro Electrónico |
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| Formato: | Electrónico eBook |
| Idioma: | Inglés |
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Ann Arbor :
University of Michigan Press,
1950.
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| Colección: | Anthropological papers (University of Michigan. Museum of Anthropology) ;
no. 5. |
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| Acceso en línea: | Texto completo |
Tabla de Contenidos:
- Intro
- Contents
- Introduction
- Notes on the Atayal Group
- A Comparison of Atayal and Luzon Folklore
- I. Tales of Magic Appearance of Food and Requisites for Living
- II. Flood Tales
- III. Tales of the Mythical Period
- IV. Tales of Transformation
- V. Miscellaneous Tales
- Translations of Folk Tales of the Atayal
- 1. The Place of Origin of Our Ancient Ancestors
- 2. The Origin of Divination of the Silek Bird
- 3. The Story of the Shiguts Tribe
- 4. The Story of Cutting the Sun in Half and Returning Home
- 5. The Flood
- 6. Halus
- 7. A Story of the Ancient Way of Life
- 8. The Story of the Man Who Turned into a Monkey
- 9. The Story of the Girl Who Turned into a Pigeon
- 10. The Story of the Origin of Tattooing
- 11. The Marriage of Brothers and Sisters is Unlucky
- 12. The Story of Turning into a Pheasant
- 13. The Story of the Separation of the Skhamayun and the Atayal and the Origin of Head-hunting
- 14. The Story of Buta Driving Away the Skhamayun
- 15. Buta's War Strategy
- 16. The Road to Paradise
- 17. The Origin of the Wind
- 18. The Distribution of the Atayal
- 19. The Flood
- 20. Food Appears Spontaneously
- 21. The Deceased Man Makowai
- 22. Eating Children
- 23. Turning into a Wild Pig
- 24. Turning into a Monkey
- 25. Turning into a Kite
- 26. The Village of Only Women
- 27. The Branching Off of Our Ancestors
- 28. Tattooing
- Bibliography