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OverviewFull Product DetailsAuthor: Jiro TanakaPublisher: Trans Pacific Press Imprint: Trans Pacific Press ISBN: 9781876843489ISBN 10: 1876843489 Pages: 284 Publication Date: 31 May 2024 Audience: Professional and scholarly , Professional & Vocational Format: Paperback Publisher's Status: Forthcoming Availability: Not yet available This item is yet to be released. You can pre-order this item and we will dispatch it to you upon its release. Table of ContentsList of Figures List of Photographs Acknowledgements to the English Edition Acknowledgements Preface to the English Edition Notes on G?ana Transcription Introduction Part I: Myths – Piisi-|uagu, the Creation God in Action 1 How Piisi-|uagu Stole Fire2 Wise Drongo3 Piisi-|uagu Turns Himself into an Acacia Tree4 Piisi-|uagu and ?Xuu-|uagu, the Warthog5 !Uan-te Was a Son of Piisi-|uagu6 Piisi-|uagu Turns Himself into a Baby 7 Eland and Honey 8 Lion, Eland and Tortoise 9 Piisi-|uagu and !Gunu-|uagu Part II: Fables – Animals and Plants 10 Tortoise and Lycaon 11 Jackal and Dog 12 ?Qain?qain-|uagu and ?Gu’ oni-|uagu 13 Hyena and Drongo 14 !Uu!uu-|uagu and ?Xua-|uagu 15 Hare and Lion 16 Para-|uagu and Dzooba-|uagu 17 ?Nui-|uagu, the Fabulous Child of Fat18 !Goo-|uagu, the Aardvark Wife19 The |Aan-root Woman and Her Son20 A Son Saves His Mother Part III: Macabre Stories – Monsters, Maneaters and Murderers 21 ’ Autsi, the Monster with a Mouth at the Back of Its Neck22 Tobolali, the Maneater with the ’ Autsi Mouth 23 Kuukutsuru and the Maneaters 24 A Double Murder, or the Case of a Double Levirate and Sororate Marriage 25 Cibele, the Village of Marauding Killers 26 |Xani-|uagu and ?Aa-|uagu Part IV: Modern Stories and a Tale Borrowed from Neighboring Peoples27 Jackal and Hyena 28 Cock and Jackal29 Hare and SpiderPostscript Bibliography Recommended Further Reading IndexReviewsAuthor InformationTANAKA Jiro is Professor Emeritus at Kyoto University. He specializes in ecological anthropology, focusing on hunter-gatherer societies (Bushmen, Mbuti Pygmies) and nomadic pastoralists (Rendille, Pokot and Turkana) in Africa. Tab Content 6Author Website:Countries AvailableAll regions |