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Trickster Tales
Trickster Tales outline characteristics of trickster tales
African Trickster Tales
Native American Trickster Tales
- Coyote kills a giant - tale
- How Coyote stole fire - tale
- Iktomi and the Coyote - tale
- A Kiowa tale of Coyote and the stranger
- Origin of Eternal Death - tale
- A Zuni tale of Coyote
Raven
Stories from Gander Academy Trickster
Tales page
Whether it is the brooding gothic aspect of
the Raven, or the Native Trickster figure getting into mischief, people are charmed
by these dark birds.
Raven Story Screen - Native depictions of
- How eagle and raven arranged things
- Raven and the box of daylight
- Raven and the tides - tale
- Raven's great adventure - tale
- Raven - In the beginning - tale
- Raven plays a trick on sea gull
- Raven's stories from SE Alaska (9stories)
- additional Raven Tales - NativeOnline
Lists of tales - folklore of Native Americans in general
- Folklore Heritage in the Pacific Northwest
- Native American Legends, Myth and Lore
- Native American Lore - over 100 tales
- Native American Myth and folklore - by tribe
- Tales and legends-various - Zica' Hot'a and Butterfly Dancer
The Trickster’s True Face: A Comparison of Native American and Chinese Chan Buddhist Imps and Heroes
Trickster Tales outline characteristics of trickster tales
Cultural Unity through Folktales: Trickster Tales Trickster tales are great favorites in many cultures. They often use an animal, who represents the underdog, that uses skill and cunning to outwit a superior. Black slaves often used trickster tales in their storytelling.
- Trickster tale book list
- Raven's Roost Reading Suggestions: Pacific Northwest Cultures: Their Stories and Art.
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