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Explore the rich cultural heritage of the Osage Nation in "Osage tribe, two versions of the child-naming rite," by Francis La Flesche. This meticulously prepared republication delves into the heart of Osage tradition, presenting detailed accounts of the child-naming rite, a cornerstone of Osage society and identity.
La Flesche, himself of Osage descent, offers invaluable ethnographic insights into the tribe's mythology and spiritual practices. This volume contains two distinct versions of the rite, recorded between 1925 and 1928, providing a comprehensive understanding of this sacred ceremony.
A significant contribution to Native American studies, this work illuminates the profound connection between the Osage people and their ancestral beliefs. Discover the enduring power of Osage mythology as revealed through this essential historical text. Perfect for those interested in Indigenous studies, religion, and Native American history.
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