With Uplifted Tongue: Stories, Myths and Fables of the South African Bushmen told in their manner · Markoe DePorres Club

Title: en_US With Uplifted Tongue: Stories, Myths and Fables of the South African Bushmen told in their manner
Description: en_US Arthur Markowitz
Creator: en_US Markowitz, Arthur
Contributor: en_US Goldreich, Arthur
Date: 2016-01-25T20:11:35Z; en_US 2008-12; en_US 1956
Date Available: 2016-01-25T20:11:35Z
Date Issued: en_US 1956
Abstract: en_US I have read through the first half of these quaint and engaging stories and am saddened not to find what I would call a fable. There is plenty that an anthropologist would relish here, from repeated phrases like lifted up his tongue to cultural taboos about not handling flesh that one is going to eat and about not angering but still outwitting an unwanted suitor. Rebirth of the Ostrich (20-21) tells of just that: the rebirth of an ostrich and his movement into the cycles of life. He was reborn from just a bloody feather that had fallen into a pool.
Identifier: en_US 7774 (Access ID)
uri: http://hdl.handle.net/10504/83030
Language: en_US eng
Publisher: en_US Central News Agency South Africa; en_US Johannesburg
Subject: en_US GR360.B9 M37 1956; en_US South Africa; en_US Title Page Scanned
Type: en_US Book, Whole