[단행본] The Pawnee Mythology

다국어 초록 (Multilingual Abstract)

This present memoir forms part of a series of investigations begun by the author among the tribes of the Caddoan stock on behalf of the Field Museum of Natural History, and continued since the beginning of 1903 under the auspices of the Carnegie Institution of Washington. The results of this investigation, which have appeared up to the present time, are as follows:
1. Wichita Tales. 1. Origin. J. Ant. Folk-Lore, vol. xv, pp. 215-239.
2. One of the sacred altars of the Pawnee. Trans. Int. Cong, of Americanists, pp. 67-74, 1902.
3. How the Pawnee captured the Cheyenne medicine arrows. Am. A nth. (n. s.), vol. v, pp. 644-658.
4. Wichita Tales. 2. The story of Weksalahos or the Shooting Stars.
J. Am. Folk-Lore，vol. xvi, pp. 160-179.
5. An Arikara story-telling contest. Am. Anth. (n. s. ), vol. vi, pp. 240-
243, 1904.
6. Wichita Tales. 3. The two boys who slew the monsters and became
stars. J. Ant. Folk-Lore，vol. xvii, pp. 153-160, 1904.
7. Traditions of the Skidi Pawnee. Mem. Am. Folk-Lore, vol. viii, 1904.
8. Traditions of the Arikara. Pub. 17, Carnegie Institution of Wash¬
ington, 1904.
9. The mythology of the Wichita. Pub. 21, Carnegie Institution' of
Washington, 1904.
10. A Pawnee personal medicine shrine. Am. Anth. (n. s.), pp. 496-498,
1905.
11. Caddo customs of childhood. J. Am. Folk-Lore, vol. xviii, pp. 226-
228, 1905.
12. Traditions of the Caddo. Pub. 41, Carnegie Institution of Washington,
1905.
Part I of the mythology here presented contains the tales of the Kitkehahki, Pitahauirat, and Chaui bands of Pawnee, as well as a few miscellaneous Skidi tales, and completes the work of recording the traditions of the Caddoan tribes; it will be followed by Part II，in which will be pre¬sented the music which belongs to certain tales of this memoir, and which will give the results of a comparative study of the tales of the various tribes of this stock, both among themselves and with the tales of other tribes of North America.
The share of the work performed by Mr. James R. Murie has been as great in this present volume as in previous volumes, and without his keen interest and untiring patience the production of the memoir would not have been possible.

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다국어 초록 (Multilingual Abstract)

Preface 5
Introduction 7
MYTHS.
I. TRUE STORIES OF THE HEAVENLY BEINGS. 13
II. TALES OF READY-TO-GIVE. 142
Ⅲ. THE ORIGIN OF MEDICINE CEREMONIES OR POWER. 241
Ⅳ. COYOTE TALES. 428
Abostracts 473

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