Hopi stories of witchcraft, shamanism, and magic /
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Lincoln :
University of Nebraska Press,
c2001.
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Table of Contents:
- The stories. The boy who encountered the jimsonweed and four o'clock girls
- The man who was buried alive
- How old spider woman came to the rescue of the Yaya't
- The boy who wanted to be a medicine man
- The Tsa'kwayna death spirits
- The fate of Pongoktsina and his wife
- The man who traveled to Maski, home of the dead, to bring back his wife
- The Yaya't and their feats
- An Oraibi boy's visit to Maski, home of the dead
- The snake clan boy and the sorcerers
- The man who was married to a witch
- How Coyote came to visit Maski, home of the dead
- The So'yoko Orge and his wife
- How Somaykoli came to Shungopavi
- The boy who was born from a dead mother--
- Kotsoylaptiyo and the sorcerers
- How the snake ceremony came to Oraibi
- The boy who became a deer
- The woman who gave birth to the seeds
- The creation of the morning and evening star
- How the Pöqangw brothers stole the lightning
- The poor boy who wanted a horse
- How the Pöqangw brothers found their father
- The water vessel boy
- A famine at Oraibi
- How the Zunis killed the Hehey'a kachinas
- Yaapontsa, the wind god
- So'yoko and the Shungopavis
- The witch owl
- The gambling boy who married a bear girl.
