Mythology and Folklore UN-Textbook
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Myth-Folklore Unit: Blackfoot Stories
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Overview . In these tales from Grinnell's Blackfeet Indian Stories , you will read about the epic adventures of Kut-O-Yis, a divine ave...
Myth-Folklore Unit: Apache Tales
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Overview . These stories from Jicarilla Apache of New Mexico, collected and translated by P. E. Goddard , feature many tales of Coyote, who ...
Myth-Folklore Unit: Sioux Legends
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Overview . The legends in this unit come from books by two Sioux authors, both women, writing in the early years of the 20th century: Marie ...
Myth-Folklore Unit: Myths of the Cherokee
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Overview . In these stories from Myths of the Cherokee by James Mooney you will meet Rabbit, a sly and dangerous trickster, and also Terra...
Myth-Folklore Unit: Tejas Legends
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Overview . These stories from When the Storm God Rides: Tejas and Other Indian Legends were collected in Texas in the early years of the 2...
Myth-Folklore Unit: Eskimo Folk Tales
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Overview . These Canadian Inuit stories were recorded by the polar explorer Knud Rasmussen (whose mother was Inuit) in the early years of th...
Myth-Folklore Unit: The Song of Hiawatha
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Overview . This unit contains the first half of The Song of Hiawatha , an epic poem by Henry Wadsworth Longfellow that was published in 185...
Myth-Folklore Unit: American Indian Fairy Tales
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Overview . This children's book - American Indian Fairy Tales - contains stories inspired by the Ojibwa and other Native American leg...
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