Chilula Texts (Classic Reprint) - Couverture souple

Goddard, Pliny Earle

 
9781334126215: Chilula Texts (Classic Reprint)

Synopsis

Explore the disappearing voices of the Chilula people through their enduring myths and tales.

The book gathers folk literature from a fading Native community, offering authentic texts that illuminate belief, daily life, and the supernatural. Framed by careful notes on language, source, and context, this edition preserves a rich body of stories once shared with the Hupa, reflecting shared traditions and regional nuance. It blends storytelling with ethnographic detail to help readers understand how these narratives shaped place, identity, and memory.

- Read vivid myths and tales that convey atmosphere, monsters, medicine, and journeys between worlds
- See how language, dialect, and transcription shape our understanding of Indigenous narratives
- Learn about the people who preserved these stories and the methods used to record them
- Gain historical context for the Chilula and their connection to neighboring groups in California

Ideal for readers of indigenous folklore, ethnography, and California Native history.

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