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Zuñi Folk Tales. Exploring the Rich Tapestry of Zuñi Folklore: An Ethnographic Journey through Tribal Storytelling and Cultural Narratives
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- Nombre de pages1055
- FormatePub
- ISBN406-4-06-624779-9
- EAN4064066247799
- Date de parution05/12/2019
- Protection num.Digital Watermarking
- Taille1 Mo
- Infos supplémentairesepub
- ÉditeurGOOD PRESS
Résumé
In "Zu?±i Folk Tales, " Frank Hamilton Cushing presents a captivating collection of traditional narratives drawn from the rich oral culture of the Zu?±i people. The book intertwines elements of myth, morality, and cultural identity, embodying a literary style that is both lyrical and accessible. Cushing's meticulous attention to detail and respect for the authenticity of the stories offers readers a profound glimpse into the spiritual and social fabric of Zu?±i life.
Each tale serves not only as entertainment but also as a vehicle for imparting wisdom, reflecting the values and beliefs inherent in Zu?±i culture, much like the works of other American Indian storytellers of his time who sought to preserve their cultural heritage through the written word. Frank Hamilton Cushing, an ethnologist and one of the earliest Westerners to immerse himself in the Zu?±i community during the late 19th century, was deeply motivated by a commitment to understanding and documenting indigenous cultures.
His unique perspective'Äîgained from years spent among the Zu?±i'Äîimbued his work with authenticity and a genuine affection for his subjects. Cushing'Äôs experiences not only shaped his storytelling but also highlighted the complexities and richness of Native American life during a period of significant cultural transition. "Zu?±i Folk Tales" is a must-read for anyone interested in folklore, anthropology, or Native American studies.
Cushing's enduring tales illuminate the wisdom of a thriving cultural legacy and invite readers to experience the beauty of Zu?±i storytelling'Äîa testament to the power of narrative in bridging cultural divides.
Each tale serves not only as entertainment but also as a vehicle for imparting wisdom, reflecting the values and beliefs inherent in Zu?±i culture, much like the works of other American Indian storytellers of his time who sought to preserve their cultural heritage through the written word. Frank Hamilton Cushing, an ethnologist and one of the earliest Westerners to immerse himself in the Zu?±i community during the late 19th century, was deeply motivated by a commitment to understanding and documenting indigenous cultures.
His unique perspective'Äîgained from years spent among the Zu?±i'Äîimbued his work with authenticity and a genuine affection for his subjects. Cushing'Äôs experiences not only shaped his storytelling but also highlighted the complexities and richness of Native American life during a period of significant cultural transition. "Zu?±i Folk Tales" is a must-read for anyone interested in folklore, anthropology, or Native American studies.
Cushing's enduring tales illuminate the wisdom of a thriving cultural legacy and invite readers to experience the beauty of Zu?±i storytelling'Äîa testament to the power of narrative in bridging cultural divides.
In "Zu?±i Folk Tales, " Frank Hamilton Cushing presents a captivating collection of traditional narratives drawn from the rich oral culture of the Zu?±i people. The book intertwines elements of myth, morality, and cultural identity, embodying a literary style that is both lyrical and accessible. Cushing's meticulous attention to detail and respect for the authenticity of the stories offers readers a profound glimpse into the spiritual and social fabric of Zu?±i life.
Each tale serves not only as entertainment but also as a vehicle for imparting wisdom, reflecting the values and beliefs inherent in Zu?±i culture, much like the works of other American Indian storytellers of his time who sought to preserve their cultural heritage through the written word. Frank Hamilton Cushing, an ethnologist and one of the earliest Westerners to immerse himself in the Zu?±i community during the late 19th century, was deeply motivated by a commitment to understanding and documenting indigenous cultures.
His unique perspective'Äîgained from years spent among the Zu?±i'Äîimbued his work with authenticity and a genuine affection for his subjects. Cushing'Äôs experiences not only shaped his storytelling but also highlighted the complexities and richness of Native American life during a period of significant cultural transition. "Zu?±i Folk Tales" is a must-read for anyone interested in folklore, anthropology, or Native American studies.
Cushing's enduring tales illuminate the wisdom of a thriving cultural legacy and invite readers to experience the beauty of Zu?±i storytelling'Äîa testament to the power of narrative in bridging cultural divides.
Each tale serves not only as entertainment but also as a vehicle for imparting wisdom, reflecting the values and beliefs inherent in Zu?±i culture, much like the works of other American Indian storytellers of his time who sought to preserve their cultural heritage through the written word. Frank Hamilton Cushing, an ethnologist and one of the earliest Westerners to immerse himself in the Zu?±i community during the late 19th century, was deeply motivated by a commitment to understanding and documenting indigenous cultures.
His unique perspective'Äîgained from years spent among the Zu?±i'Äîimbued his work with authenticity and a genuine affection for his subjects. Cushing'Äôs experiences not only shaped his storytelling but also highlighted the complexities and richness of Native American life during a period of significant cultural transition. "Zu?±i Folk Tales" is a must-read for anyone interested in folklore, anthropology, or Native American studies.
Cushing's enduring tales illuminate the wisdom of a thriving cultural legacy and invite readers to experience the beauty of Zu?±i storytelling'Äîa testament to the power of narrative in bridging cultural divides.
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