The Collected Works of Edward Sapir. / Volume XIV, : Northwest California Linguistics / / ed. by Victor Golla, Sean O'Neill.

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• VerfasserIn: Sapir, Edward,
• HerausgeberIn: Golla, Victor,; O'Neill, Sean,
• Place / Publishing House: Berlin ;, Boston : : De Gruyter Mouton, , [2010]; ©2001
• Year of Publication: 2010
• Edition: Reprint 2010
• Language: English
• Series: The Collected Works of Edward Sapir ; Volume XIV
• Physical Description: 1 online resource (1120 p.) :; 1 frontispiece
• Other title: Frontmatter --; Frontispiece --; Preface --; Introduction --; Hupa Texts, with Notes and Lexicon --; Contents --; Key to the Orthography --; Alphabetical Order --; I. CEREMONIES --; 1. The White Deerskin Dance (Sam Brown) --; 2. The Jump Dance (Sam Brown) --; 3. The Origin of the Jump Dance (Mary Marshall) --; 4. The Origin of the Misq’id Jump Dance (Jake Hostler) --; 5. The Acorn Feast (Sam Brown) --; 6. The First Salmon Ceremony (John Shoemaker) --; 7. The Origin of the First Salmon Ceremony (John Shoemaker) --; 8. Bathing the Rain Rock at Sugar Bowl (John Shoemaker) --; 9. Formula for Bathing the Rain Rock (John Shoemaker) --; 10. The Flower Dance (Sam Brown) --; 11. The Origin of the Flower Dance (Sam Brown) --; 12. The Brush Dance (Sam Brown) --; II. TRADITIONAL LIFE --; 13. How to Treat Babies (Emma Frank) --; 14. Traditional Standards of Beauty (Emma Frank) --; 15. Tattooing (Sam Brown) --; 16. Rules of Etiquette (Emma Frank) --; 17. How to Ensure a Long Life (Sam Brown) --; 18. Insults and Bad Behavior (Sam Brown) --; 19. A Jump Dance Sermon (Sam Brown) --; 20. When there is a Death (Sam Brown) --; 21. How to Gather and Prepare Acorns (Sam Brown) --; 22. How Basketry Roots are Gathered and Baskets Woven (Sam Brown) --; 23. How to Handle Firewood in the Old-Fashioned Way (Emma Frank) --; III. DOCTORING AND THE SPIRIT WORLD --; 24. How I Became a Doctor (Emma Frank) --; 25. Emma Frank’s Method of Doctoring (Emma Frank) --; 26. How Silis Became a Doctor (Sam Brown) --; 27. Silis’ Vision of Hell (Sam Brown) --; 28. Silis Loses and Finds her Pipe (Sam Brown) --; 29. The Kick Dance (Sam Brown) --; 30. How I Became Fond of Kick Dancing (Sam Brown) --; 31. K’yiłwe· Sickness is Taken Out (Sam Brown) --; 32. Hunting Magic and Prayers for Deer (Sam Brown) --; 33. A Vision of Sam Brown’s (Sam Brown) --; 34. Power Over the Grizzly Bear (Sam Brown) --; 35. Training for Striking Fear into the Grizzly Bear (Sam Brown) --; 36. The Afterworld (Sam Brown) --; IV. MEDICINE FORMULAS --; Introductory Note --; 37. To Cure Vomit and Passing of Blood (Emma Frank) --; 38. For Sickness (Jake Hostler) --; 39. For a Menstruating Woman to Shorten her Period (Emma Frank) --; 40. Pronounced over a Child to make him Wealthy and Brave (Emma Frank) --; 41. To Purify one who has Handled a Corpse (John Shoemaker) --; 42. To Induce Forgiveness (Mary Marshall) --; 43. For War (Sam Brown) --; 44. The Ugly Dog, a Medicine Formula for Love (John Shoemaker) --; 45. A Woman’s Love Medicine for Getting a Man (Emma Frank) --; 46. A Man’s Love Medicine (Emma Frank) --; 47. For a Man who Desires Wealth and Success in Love (John Shoemaker) --; 48. For Wealth (John Shoemaker) --; 49. The Dawn Maiden (Sam Brown) --; 50. Big Dentalia Comes to the Redwood People (Mary Marshall) --; V. PRAYERS --; 51. Prayer for Good Luck (Emma Frank) --; 52. Prayer to the Sun (Emma Frank) --; 53. Prayer in Going Over the Trails in the Mountains (Emma Frank) --; 54. Prayer to the Acorn Feast Ground of Hostler Ranch (Sam Brown) --; 55. Prayer to Yimantiwʔwinyay’s Resting Place (Sam Brown) --; 56. A Night Prayer (John Shoemaker) --; VI. MYTHS AND TALES --; 57. Salmon’s Grandmother (Sam Brown) --; 58. Salmon’s Grandmother and Timber Robin (Sam Brown) --; 59. Water Dog and Acorn Worm (Sam Brown) --; 60. Iris and Panther (Oscar Brown) --; 61. Coyote and Frog (Emma Frank) --; 62. Three Tales of Little Woodpecker (Emma Frank) --; 63. Salmon-Trout is Doctored by Bluejay and Hummingbird (Jake Hostler) --; 64. A Story of the South Wind (Sam Brown) --; 65. The Lake Whale (Sam Brown) --; 66. The Rival Wives (Mary Marshall) --; 67. The Two Brothers (John Shoemaker) --; 68. The One who Established a Medicine at Miyimida q’id, and his Grandmother (Emma Frank) --; 69. The Hated Suitor (Jake Hostler) --; VII. LEGENDS AND TRADITIONAL HISTORY --; 70. How Ear Aches Started at Meʔdildiŋ (Sam Brown) --; 71. The Acorn Provider Saves Weitchpec (Sam Brown) --; 72. Two Young Men Do Indian Deviling (Jake Hostler) --; 73. The Village that Blasphemed (Sam Brown) --; 74. How a Man was Destroyed at New River (Sam Brown) --; 75. How a Tattooed-Face Stole a Woman (John Shoemaker) --; 76. The Chimariko Attack a Hupa Village (Sam Brown) --; 77. A War Between the Hupa and Yurok (Sam Brown) --; LINGUISTIC NOTES TO THE TEXTS 1.1. - 15.12. --; LINGUISTIC NOTES TO THE TEXTS 15.13. - 36.4. --; LINGUISTIC NOTES TO THE TEXTS 36.5. - 63.18. --; LINGUISTIC NOTES TO THE TEXTS 63.19. - 77.132. --; ANALYTIC LEXICON --; Element List (with Sean O’Neill). Part I --; Element List (with Sean O’Neill). Part II --; Morphological Outline --; ETHNOGRAPHIC LEXICON --; General Glossary. Part I --; General Glossary. Part II --; Kinship Terminology --; Yurok Texts (edited by Howard Berman) --; Chimariko Linguistic Material (edited by Howard Berman) --; Appendix: Reports on Sapir's Northwest California Work Letters from the field to A. L. Kroeber --; Letters to J.P. Harrington regarding work on Chimariko --; An Expedition to Ancient America --; A Summary Report of Field Work among the Hupa, Summer 1927 --; Reminiscences about Edward Sapir (Fang-Kuei Li) --; References --; Index --; Backmatter
• Format: Mode of access: Internet via World Wide Web.
• ISBN: 9783110879803; 9783110238570; 9783110238457; 9783110636970; 9783110742961; 9783110233940
• DOI: 10.1515/9783110879803
• Access: restricted access
• Hierarchical level: Monograph
• Statement of Responsibility: ed. by Victor Golla, Sean O'Neill.

This volume contains Sapir's full edition of Hupa texts, with complete linguistic and textual annotations. The texts are accompanied by an analytic lexicon - a complete inventory of all stems and derivational bases contained in the corpus - and a detailed ethnographic glossary.