دانلود کتاب By the Fire: Sami Folktales and Legends

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Cover
Half Title
Title
Copyright
Contents
Translator’s Note
Introduction
Moose, Lucky Reindeer, Reindeer Luck, and Wizardry
The Sun’s Daughter with the Tame Moose Herd
The Sami Who Weren’t Satisfied with the Moose
The Giant Folk Who Had Tame Moose
How the Sami Were Given Reindeer and Tents by the Underground Folk and How the Settlers Were Given Farms and Farm Animals
The Old Woman Who Made Reindeer Herding Difficult
The Sami Lad Who Married a Halde Girl and Was Given Lucky Reindeer Along with Her
How the Sami Girl Tricked the Evil One
The Sami Man and the Devil
Stainak and the Sami Man Who Died
The Sami Man Who Wanted His Dead Wife Back
The Reindeer-Herding Ghost
The Shoes Sewn from Human Skin
The Wizardly Sami Girl
Sickness Spirits
The Sickness Spirit That Arrived on a Stick of Wood
The Sickness Spirits That Froze in the High Mountains
The Sami Woman Who Saw Fever and Another Sickness Spirit
Murdered Children
The Dead Child Who Came to Life Again
Epper
Animals
How the Sami Got the Dog
Dogs with Different Natures
The Reindeer and Sheep Race to the Farmer’s House
The Bear That Carried Jesus over the River
When God Doled Out Fat to the Animals
The Fastest Animals
The Woodpecker
The Loon
The Hazel Grouse
How Mosquitos Came into the World
Origins of Lice
The Pike Fish and the Snake
Dangerous to Sleep by a Juniper Bush
The Woman Who Wanted to Help the Frog
Snake Cure
The Great Mother Frog
The Fox Tricks the Bear and Makes a Sami Man Rich
Folktales
Njavisjædne and Atsisjædne
The Daughters of Njavisjædne and Atsisjædne
Atsisjædne Tars the Moon
The Poor Lad Who Rescued the Princess
Jerusalem’s Shoemaker
The Dog-Turk
The Dog-Turk Lost His Prey
Jættanas, Who Wanted a Sweetheart
The Boy Who Killed Stallo
Stallo Plays Blind Man’s Bluff
Stallo Loses His Prey
The Sami Man Who Got Away from Stallo in a Billy Goat Skin
Stallo, Who Was Tricked
Stallo’s Man Trap
The Trial of Strength
The Sami Man Who Married a Stallo Girl
Stallo Eats His Grandchild
Russian Chudes and Other Enemies
When the Sami Lived under the Earth
The Russian Chudes between the Lakes
The Dreadful Ravine
The Russian Chudes Who Drove Headless
The Legend of the Seven Sleepers
The Blind Old Woman
The Headland of the Murdered
The Russian Chudes Who Were Blown Up
The Sami Man Who Created a Storm
The Sami Girls Who Escaped the Bandits
The Sami Girls Who Stirred Up a Snowstorm
“The South Wind Bangs against Bird Mountain”
The King Believed That the Sami Were Animals
The Sami Man Who Tricked the Enemies and Saved the Farmers
How the Sami in the Hotag Mountains Killed the Enemies
Tju’jaure
When the Farmers Wanted to Stamp Out the Sami
The Disguised Farmers
Karin Wildstar
Nuelesgiete
Field Notes and Commentary
Afterword. “Here They Can Still Tell Stories”: Sami Folklore and the Storytellers of By the Fire
Selected Bibliography