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"Zuñi Folk Tales" is approximately 125,355 words, which takes the average reader (~250 words per minute) about 8.4 hours to finish. Lex tracks your reading time and pages-per-session so you can see your real pace.

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Who wrote Zuñi Folk Tales?

"Zuñi Folk Tales" was written by Frank Hamilton Cushing and published in 1901. Pioneering anthropologist known for immersive studies of the Zuni Indians and participant observation methods.

Zuñi Folk Tales

1901

Frank Hamilton Cushing

Zuñi Folk Tales

Frank Hamilton Cushing

1901

Published in 1901, 'Zuñi Folk Tales' by Frank Hamilton Cushing is a collection of traditional stories from the Zuñi people, showcasing their folklore, customs, and mythology. The book features tales such as 'The Trial of Lovers,' which illustrates the trials of love through a young man's quest to win a maiden's heart, and 'The Youth and His Eagle,' exploring themes of affection and danger. Cushing, an ethnologist and adopted member of the Zuñi tribe, provides a unique perspective that highlights the cultural significance of storytelling in Zuñi society.