Badger and Coyote Were Neighbors
Table of Contents
Contents
Acknowledgments
Melville Jacobs: An Introduction to the Man and His Work
Bibliography of Melville Jacobs
Toward a Theory and Method of Oral Literature Research
I. Oral Literature
II> A Few Observations on the World View of the Clackamas Chinook Indians
III> Humor in Clackamas Chinook Oral Literature
IV. Genres in Northwest States Oral Literatures
V. Areal Spread of Indian Oral Genre Features in the Northwest States
Oral Traditional Texts with Interpretations
VI. Badger and Coyote Were Neighbors (Clackamas Chinook)
VII. The Old Man and His Daughter-in-law. Her Fingers Stuck Together (Clackamas Chinook)
VIII. She Deceived Herself With Milt (Clackamas Chinook)
IX. Wildcat (Klikitat Sahaptin)
X. Sun and His Daughter (Klikitat Sahaptin)
XI. Coyote's Journey (Upper Cowlitz Sahaptin)
XII. Mink, Panther, and the Grizzly Sisters (Mary's River Kalapuya)
XIII. The Sagandahs People (Miluk Coos)
XIV. An Historical Event Text from a Galice Athabaskan in Southwestern Oregon (Galice Creek Athabaskan)
Oral Traditional and Ethnographic Texts
XV. Coyote, Eagle, and the Wolves (Upper Cowlitz Sahaptin)
XVI. The Basket Ogress Took the Child (Clackamas Chinook)
XVII. Coyote and Skunk. He Tied His Musk Sac (Clackamas Chinook)
XVIII. A Girls' Game (Clackamas Chinook/Chinook Jargon)
XIX. Ethnographic Texts on Spirit Powers and Shamanism (Santiam Kalapuya)
XX. Some Shakers Find the Body of My Brother's Child (Santiam Kalapuya)
XXI. The Origin of Death (Upper Coquille Athabaskan/Chinook Jargon)
XXII. Small Bird Hawk Had His Head Cut Off (Hanis Coos)
XXIII. The Girl Who Had a Dog Husband (Miluk Coos)
XXIV. The Person that Halloos (Miluk Coos)
XXV. The Young Man Stepped on Snail's Back (Miluk Coos)
Notes on Contributors
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