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Abrahams, R: African American Folktales Stories from Black Traditions in the New World

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Beschreibung

Produktdetails

Einband

Taschenbuch

Altersempfehlung

9 - 12 Jahr(e)

Erscheinungsdatum

09.01.1999

Verlag

Pantheon Schocken Books

Seitenzahl

354

Maße (L/B/H)

23.3/15.6/2.5 cm

Gewicht

481 g

Sprache

Englisch

ISBN

978-0-375-70539-7

Beschreibung

Produktdetails

Einband

Taschenbuch

Altersempfehlung

9 - 12 Jahr(e)

Erscheinungsdatum

09.01.1999

Verlag

Pantheon Schocken Books

Seitenzahl

354

Maße (L/B/H)

23.3/15.6/2.5 cm

Gewicht

481 g

Sprache

Englisch

ISBN

978-0-375-70539-7

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  • PREFACE • xv
    INTRODUCTION • 3
     
    PART I. Getting Things Started: How the World Got Put Together That Way • 37
    1. Never Seen His Equal • 41
    2. The Man Makes and the Woman Takes • 42
    3. Bringing Men and Women Together • 45
    4. The Fight Over Life • 46
    5. The Wind and the Water Fighting • 47
    6. The Word the Devil Made up • 48
    7. The Knee-High Man Tries to Get Sizable • 49
    8. Pig’s Long Nose and Greedy Mouth • 50
    9. Getting Common Sense • 52
    10. Hankering for a Long Tail • 53
    11. The Devil’s Doing • 62
    12. The John Crows Lost Their Hair • 63
    13. Tadpole Loses His Tail • 65
    14. The Owl Never Sleeps at Night • 66
    15. Why Hens are Afraid of Owls • 68
    16. The Gifts of Dipper and Cowhide • 69
    17. Buh Nansi Scares Buh Lion • 72
    18. Testing the Good Lord • 74
    19. Mr. Possum Loves Peace • 75
    20. Get Back, Get Back • 77
    21. No Justice on Earth • 78
     
    PART II. Minding Somebody Else’s Business and Sometimes Making It Your Own • 81
    22. Meeting the King of the World • 85
    23. Mr. Bamancoo Gets Dropped • 87
    24. The Tug-of-War between Elephant and Whale • 89
    25. Tiger Becomes a Riding Horse • 91
    26. The Telltale Pepper Bush • 94
    27. Making the Stone Smoke • 97
    28. The Latest Song • 99
    29. The Signifying Monkey • 101
    30. The Singing Bones • 105
    31. A Boarhog for a Husband • 108
    32. The Woman Who Was a Bird • 111
    33. My Mother Killed Me, My Father Ate Me • 113
     
    PART III. Getting a Comeuppance: How (and How Not) to Act Stories • 115
    34. What Makes Brer Wasp Have a Short Patience • 119
    35. Between the Fiddler and the Dancer • 121
    36. Being Greedy Chokes Anansi • 122
    37. The Doings and Undoings of the Dogoshes • 123
    38. Spreading Fingers for Friendship • 124
    39. Don’t Shoot Me, Dyer, Don’t Shoot Me • 125
    40. Little Eight John • 128
    41. The Poor Man and the Snake • 130
    42. The Little Bird Grows • 132
    43. Tricking All the Kings • 136
    44. The Feast on the Mountain and the Feast Under the Water • 140
    45. Hide Anger Until Tomorrow • 141
    46. Buying Two Empty Hands • 142
    47. Cutta Cord-La • 144
    48. Brer Bear’s Grapevine • 147
    49. A Foolish Mother • 149
    50. Old Granny Grinny Granny • 151
    51. You Never Know What Trouble Is Until It Finds You • 153
    52. He Pays for the Provisions • 159
    53. The Cunning Cockroach • 163
    54. Little Boy-Bear Nurses the Alligator Children • 164
    55. The Girl Made of Butter • 167
    56. Poppa Stole the Deacon’s Bull • 169
    57. The Trouble with Helping Out • 173
    58. The Rooster Goes Away in a Huff • 175
     
    PART IV. How Clever Can You Get? Tales of Trickery and Its Consequences • 177
    59. Why They Name the Stories for Anansi • 182
    60. Brother Rabbit Takes a Walk • 183
    61. The Lion in the Well • 185
    62. A License to Steal • 192
    63. The Race between Toad and Donkey • 194
    64. Crawling into the Elephant’s Belly • 197
    65. A Strange Way to Sleep • 199
    66. Goobers Gone, Rabbit Gone • 200
    67. Assaulting All the Senses • 202
    68. Brer Rabbit’s Riddle • 203
    69. The Horned Animals’ Party • 206
    70. Anansi Plays Dead • 207
    71. Anansi Climbs the Wall • 210
    72. Dancing to the River • 211
    73. “Trouble” Coming Down the Road • 214
    74. No Chicken Tonight • 216
     
    PART V. The Strong Ones and the Clever: Contests and Confrontations • 219
    75. Golden Breasts, Diamond Navel, Chain of Gold • 223
    76. The Flying Contest • 230
    77. Loggerhead • 232
    78. Trying to Get the Goldstone • 234
    79. Stackolee • 238
    80. Escaping, Slowly • 240
    81. Turning into Nóuna—Nothing • 241
    82. The Old Bull and the Young One • 244
    83. Fasting for the Hand of the Queen’s Daughter • 251
    84. Weak in the Day and Strong at Night • 253
    85. Jack Beats the Devil • 255
    86. Three Killed Florrie, Florrie Killed Ten
     
    PART VI. Getting Around Old Master (Most of the Time) • 263
    87. They Both Had Dead Horses • 270
    88. You Talk Too Much, Anyhow • 274
    89. Making the Eyes Run • 275
    90. Making a Wagon from a Wheelbarrow • 276
    91. The One-Legged Turkey • 277
    92. John Outruns the Lord • 278
    93. A Flying Fook • 280
    94. Horses Stay Outside • 281
    95. The Sinking of the Titanic • 282
    96. Competition for Laziness • 283
    97. John Outwits Mr. Berkeley • 284
    98. Black Jack and White Jack • 288
    99. Philanewyork • 291
    100. The Barn is Burning • 293
     
    PART VII. In the End, Nonsense • 297
    101. Big-Gut, Big-Head, Stringy-Leg • 300
    102. A Chain of Won’ts • 300
    103. Animal Talk • 301
    104. A Comic Conversation • 302
    105. A Smoking Story • 303
    106. The Things That Talked • 304
    107. Endings • 305
     
    APPENDIX: Sources, Annotations, and Index of Tales • 307
    BIBLIOGRAPHY • 321
    PERMISSIONS ACKNOWLEDGMENTS • 325