Tales and Traditions of the Eskimo - Index

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• ―Tales and Traditions of the Eskimo - Title Page
• ―PREFACE.
• ―CONTENTS.
• ―Tales and Traditions of the Eskimo - Frontispiece
• ―INTRODUCTORY REMARKS.
• ―I. SUBSISTENCE AND MODE OF LIFE.
• ―II. LANGUAGE.
• ―III. SOCIAL ORDER, CUSTOMS, AND LAWS.
• ―IV. RELIGION.
• ―V. TRADITIONAL TALES, SCIENCE, AND ARTS.
• ―VI. PROBABLE ORIGIN AND HISTORY.
• ―VII. INFLUENCE OF CONTACT WITH EUROPEANS.
• ―INTRODUCTION TO THE TALES AND TRADITIONS.
• ―1. KAGSAGSUK.
• ―2. THE BLIND MAN WHO RECOVERED HIS SIGHT.
• ―3. IGIMARASUGSUK.
• ―4. KUMAGDLAT AND ASALOK.
• ―5. AKIGSIAK.
• ―6. THE FRIENDS.
• ―7. KATERPARSUK.
• ―8. A TALE ABOUT TWO GIRLS.
• ―9. THE BROTHERS VISIT THEIR SISTER.
• ―10. KUNUK THE ORPHAN BOY.
• ―11. THE FAITHLESS WIFE.
• ―12. THE MAN WHO MATED HIMSELF WITH A SEA-FOWL.
• ―13. THE BARREN WIFE.
• ―14. THE TWO BROTHERS.
• ―15. GIVIOK.
• ―16. TIGGAK.
• ―17. MALAISE - THE MAN WHO TRAVELLED TO AKILINEK.
• ―18. NAVARANAK OR JAVRAGANAK.
• ―19. AVARUNGUAK OR AGDLERUT.
• ―20. THE GIRL WHO MARRIED AN ATLIARUSEK.
• ―21. THE LOST DAUGHTER.
• ―22. ANGUTISUGSUK.
• ―23. SITLIARNAT.
• ―24. THE REINDEER-HUNT OF MERKISALIK.
• ―25. NAMAK.
• ―26. THE LONELY BROTHERS.
• ―27. SIKUTLUK.
• ―28. THE GIRL WHO FLED TO THE INLANDERS.
• ―29. THE ORPHANS.
• ―30. THE GIRL WHO WENT AWAY IN SEARCH OF HER BROTHER.
• ―31. THE DOG.
• ―32. THE WIDOW'S VENGEANCE.
• ―33. A LAMENTABLE STORY.
• ―34. UVIKIAK.
• ―35. THE SUN AND THE MOON.
• ―36. NIVNITAK.
• ―37. THE BROTHER WHO WENT TO AKILINEK IN SEARCH OF HIS SISTER.
• ―38. USSUNGUSSAK OR SAVNIMERSOK.
• ―39. THE CHILD-MONSTER.
• ―40. THE KIVIGTOK.
• ―41. THE WOMAN WHO GOT CONNECTED WITH THE INGNERSUIT OR UNDER-WORLD PEOPLE.
• ―42. ABOUT THE CHILDREN OF TWO COUSINS.
• ―43. THE GIRL WHO WAS STOLEN BY AN INLANDER.
• ―44. THE CHILD THAT WAS STOLEN BY THE INLANDERS.
• ―45. THE ANGAKOK'S FLIGHT TO AKILINEK.
• ―46. THE KAYAKERS IN CAPTIVITY WITH THE MALIGNANT INGNERSUIT.
• ―47. THE ORPRAN BOY ILIARSORKIK.
• ―48. THE BROTHERS WHO WERE LOST ON THEIR JOURNEY UP THE FIORD.
• ―49. THE SOLITARY KAYAKER.
• ―50. KASIAGSAK, THE GREAT LIAR.
• ―51. THE REVIVED WHO CAME TO THE UNDER-WORLD PEOPLE.
• ―52. THE OLD BACHELOR.
• ―53. SALIK THE KIVIGTOK.
• ―54. STORIES ABOUT THE ANCIENT KAVDLUNAIT.
• ―55. PISAGSAK AND THE KIVIGTOK.
• ―56. THE ANGAKOK TUGTUTSIAK.
• ―57. THE WITCHCRAFT OF KULANGE.
• ―58. THE OLD MEN'S REVENGE.
• ―59. ATERFIO.
• ―60. INUGTUJUSOK.
• ―61. THE SONS WHO AVENGED THEIR MOTHER.
• ―62. ERNERSIAK THE FOSTER-SON.
• ―63. THE OLD SOUTHLANDER.
• ―64. NAUJARSUAK AND KUKAJAK.
• ―65. THE TWO FRIENDS RESCUED BY THE BENEVOLENT INGNERSUIT.
• ―66. THE STRONG MAN ON THE ISLAND OF K’ERKA.
• ―67. NIAKUNGUAK.
• ―68. AUGPILAGTOK.
• ―69. THE ANGAKOK ATAITSIAK PRACTISING HIS ART WITH THE BENEVOLENT INGNERSUIT.
• ―70. THE STRONG MAN ON UMANAK.
• ―71. KIGUTIKAK WHO WAS CARRIED OFF BY THE WHALERS.
• ―72. THE MAN NOT TO BE LOOKED AT BY THE EUROPEANS.
• ―73. THE ANGAKOK FROM KAKORTOK.
• ―74. UTEREETSOK'S JOURNEY TO THE FAR NORTH.
• ―75. SAVANGUAK.
• ―76. INUARUTLIGAK - WHOSE CHRISTIAN NAME WAS PETER RANTHOLL.
• ―77. AKUTAK AND INUINAK.
• ―78. ARNARSARSUAK, THE KIVIGTOK WOMAN.
• ―79. AVATARSUAK, WHO WAS BAPTISED NATHAN.
• ―80. ABOUT THE MEN FROM THE FIRTH VISITING THE PEOPLE AT THE OPEN SEA-SHORE.
• ―81. THE DESERTED WOMAN AND HER FOSTER-DAUGHTER.
• ―82. ISIGARSIGAK.
• ―83. ATALIANGUAK.
• ―84. A VISIT TO THE GIANTS.
• ―85. KAGSUK.
• ―86. THE DREAM AND CONVERSION OF AKAMALIK.
• ―87. SANGIAK, OR NERNGAJORAK
• ―88. ATLUNGUAK
• ―89. NAKASUNGNAK
• ―90. THE ANGHIAK
• ―91. THE MOON
• ―92. THE WOMAN WHO WANTED TO BE A MAN
• ―93. AN ANGAKOK FLIGHT
• ―94. THE MEANS FOR GETTING CHILDREN
• ―95. KANGINGUAK
• ―96. KIGDLINARARSUK
• ―97. A MAN LIVING ON KARUSUK
• ―98. ATARSUATSIAK
• ―99. AMONG THE LAST ANGAKUT AT KANGERDLUGSUATSIAK
• ―100. ATUNGAK, A TALE FROM LABRADOR
• ―101. MALARSUAK, A STORY FROM EAST GREENLAND
• ―102. A TALE FROM LABRADOR
• ―103. AKLAUJAK, A TALE FROM LABRADOR
• ―104. THE GIANT OF KANGERSUAK OR CAPE FAREWELL
• ―105. THE KIDNAPPERS
• ―106. THE VISITING ANIMALS
• ―107. AVIGIATSIAK
• ―108. THE BIRD'S CLIFF
• ―109. KUANAK, AN ANGAKOK IN SOUTH GREENLAND
• ―110. AN ANGAKOK ON KEKERTARSUAK
• ―111. SINGAJUK AND HIS DESCENDANTS
• ―112. THE COUSINS
• ―113. MANIK
• ―114. THE LAND OF THE ISARUKITSOK BIRD
• ―115. KAKORTULIAK
• ―116. THE KUINASARINOOK
• ―117. AN OLD MAN, WHO WAS ALWAYS ANXIOUS TO OUTDO OTHER PEOPLE
• ―118. THE REVENGING ANIMALS
• ―119. THE IGDLOK
• ―120. IVIANGERSOOK TRAVELLED ALL AROUND THE COAST OF GREENLAND
• ―121. A MARRIED COUPLE REMAINED CHILDLESS ON ACCOUNT OF THEIR BOTH BEING ANGAKOK
• ―122. AN OLD MAN LOST HIS ONLY SON
• ―123. ANGAKORSIAK WAS VERY PROUD OF HIS ANGAKOK WISDOM
• ―124. A GIRL NAMED TUAGTUANGUAK
• ―125. THE GIFTS FROM THE UNDER-WORLD
• ―126. THE TUPILAK
• ―127. THE GRATEFUL BEAR
• ―128. THE INHABITANTS OF AKILINEK
• ―129. THE MOTHER AND SON AS KIVIGTUT
• ―130. THE HELP FROM INGNERSUIT
• ―131. THE REMOVAL OF DISCO ISLAND
• ―132. THE AMAROK
• ―133. AN OLD BACHELOR
• ―134. A GIRL NAMED ISSERFIK
• ―135. THE SUNRISE
• ―136. THE ARNARKUAGSAK
• ―137. SAUGAK
• ―138. THE BLOODY ROCK
• ―139. ISIGARSIGAK AND HIS SISTER
• ―140. A WOMAN NAMED ARNASUGAUSSAK
• ―141. A TALE FROM EAST GREENLAND
• ―142. ANOTHER TALE FROM EAST GREENLAND
• ―143. THE SWIMMER, A TALE FROM LABRADOR
• ―144. THE NATIVES OF LABRADOR
• ―145. THE SHARK AS PROVIDER
• ―146. A WOMAN NAMED ALEKAKUKIAK
• ―147. THE OCEAN-SPIDER
• ―148. A WOMAN WHO WAS MATED WITH A DOG
• ―149. KATIGAGSE
• ―150. ORDLAVARSUK