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Blackfoot Lodge Tales - The Story of a Prairie People - cover

Blackfoot Lodge Tales - The Story of a Prairie People

George Bird Grinnell

Publisher: DigiCat

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In "Blackfoot Lodge Tales," George Bird Grinnell presents a profound collection of Native American folklore, woven together with ethnographic observations that serve to illuminate the Blackfoot culture. The tales, narrated in the rich oral tradition, are infused with vibrant imagery and interspersed with Grinnell's insightful commentary on Blackfoot life and beliefs. His literary style is both lyrical and precise, capturing the essence of the stories while grounding them within the broader context of American history at a time when Indigenous cultures faced profound transformations. The tales not only serve as entertainment but also as a repository of cultural wisdom, ethical teachings, and ecological knowledge integral to the Blackfoot identity. Born in 1849, Grinnell was a pioneering American anthropologist and naturalist whose passion for the Wild West and its indigenous peoples shaped his career. His extensive fieldwork among the Blackfoot Nation provided him a unique lens through which he could appreciate and portray their narratives. A staunch advocate for the preservation of Native American culture, Grinnell's commitment to documenting these stories reflects his belief in the importance of cultural heritage, which was increasingly threatened during his lifetime. "Blackfoot Lodge Tales" is indispensable for scholars, educators, and anyone interested in Native American history and mythology. It invites readers to engage with the deep narratives that form the backbone of Blackfoot identity and heritage, enriching our understanding of the complex tapestry of American cultural history. By immersing yourself in these tales, you will not only learn about the Blackfoot people but also gain insights into universal human experiences.
Available since: 11/21/2022.
Print length: 237 pages.

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