Folk-Tales of the Coast Salish
by Thelma Adamson, William R. Seaburg, Laurel B. Sercombe
Folk-Tales of the Coast Salish collects traditional stories from the Coast Salish people, edited by Thelma Adamson, William R. Seaburg, and Laurel B. Sercombe. It preserves authentic oral narratives that illuminate indigenous cultural heritage, beliefs, and storytelling practices. An essential volume for exploring Native American folklore and anthropological insights.
About This Book
Folk-Tales of the Coast Salish presents a compilation of traditional stories from the Coast Salish communities, reflecting their cultural narratives and oral history.
The book features contributions from Thelma Adamson, William R. Seaburg, and Laurel B. Sercombe, who have documented these tales to preserve indigenous voices.
Through these stories, readers gain insight into the beliefs, customs, and worldview of the Coast Salish people, emphasizing the importance of cultural documentation.
This work serves as a valuable resource for understanding the diversity of Native American folklore and the efforts to maintain such traditions.
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