Mythologie Anichinabé
La mythologie Anichinabé regroupe les peuples amérindiens suivant : Algonquins, Outaouais, Saulteaux, Ojibwés, Oji-Cris, Mississaugas, Potawatomis
Les Anichinabés sont un ensemble de tribus autochtones parlant une racine de langues algonquiennes présentant une certaine similitude. Cet ensemble inclut les Algonquins, les Outaouais, les Saulteaux, les Ojibwés, les Oji-Cris, les Mississaugas et les Potawatomis.
Le nom anichinabé signifie « peuple originel ». Selon l’Office québécois de la langue française, la graphie anichinabé (au féminin anichinabée) doit être privilégiée en français. Dans l’usage, la graphie de ce mot demeure toutefois sujette à variation. On relève ainsi les formes anichinabée, anicinabe et anicinape en français, de même que les formes anishnaabe (emprunté de l’anichnabé), anishnâbé et anishnape (empruntées à l’anglais).
Mythologie Anichinabé (textes)
- A Coyote Story
- A Gust Of Wind
- Andek
- Cannibal Giants
- Chi Ca Go
- Cloud Catcher And The Moon Woman
- Dandelions
- Father of Indian Corn
- Great Serpent and the Great Flood
- How The Bat Came To Be
- How The Beaver Got His Tail
- How the Birch Tree Got It’s Burns
- How The Rabbit Lost His Tail
- In The Beginning
- Jingle Dress Origin
- Lady’s Slippers
- Legend Of The Mountain Ash Berries
- Legend Of The Northern Lights
- Mon-Daw-Min
- Okishkimonisse Saves The Summer Birds
- Papase
- Princess Of The Mist
- Rabbit And Fox
- Run, Rabbit, Run
- Showandasee
- Skunk Woman
- The Boy Who Became a Robin
- The Creation of Turtle Island
- The Dogs Fight
- The Dream Fast
- The Girls Who Wished to Marry Stars
- The Legend Of Rainbow Path
- The Legend Of The Great White Pine
- The Legend Of The Snowbirds
- The Legend Of Trillium
- The Little Chapel on Mt. McKay
- The Peeping Squaw
- The Primacy Of Plants
- The Sea Lion Of Silver Islet
- The Seven Headed Dragon
- The Sleeping Giant
- The Son In Law Tests
- The Three Sisters
- Trickster Tales
- Waynaboozhoo and the Great Flood
- Ableegumooch, The Lazy Rabbit (aka Aplíkmuj, The Lazy Rabbit – Micmaq)
- Adventures Of Great Rabbit
- Algon And The Sky Girl
- Algonquin Creation Myth
- Algonquin Flood Myth
- Glooscap And His People
- Glooscap And The Baby
- Glooskap The Divinity. Of Glooskap’s Birth, And Of His Brother Malsum The Wolf
- Honeyed Words Can’t Sweeten Evil
- How Glooscap Found The Summer version 1
- How Glooscap Found The Summer version 2
- How Mahtigwess, The Rabbit Dined With The Woodpecker Girls, And Was Again Humbled By Trying To Rival Them
- How One Of The Partridge’s Wives Became A Sheldrake-Duck, And Why Her Feet And Feathers Are Red
- How The Partridge Built Good Canoes For All The Birds, And A Bad One For Himself
- Nanabozho
- Of The Adventure With Mooin, The Bear; It Being The Third And Last Time That Master Rabbit Made A Fool Of Himself
- Relating How The Rabbit Became Wise By Being Original, And Of The Terrible Tricks Which He By Magic Played Loup-Cervier, The Wicked Wild Cat
- The Amazing Adventures Of Master Rabbit With The Otter, The Woodpecker Girls, And Mooin The Bear. Also A Full Account Of The Famous Chase, In Which He Fooled Lusifee, The Wild Cat
- The Giant Magicians
- The Great Flood
- The Mournful Mystery Of The Partridge-Witch; Setting Forth How A Young Man Died From Love
- The Partridge Spirit
- The Spirit Bride
- The Story Of A Partridge And His Wonderful Wigwam
Livres sur la mythologie Algique
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En français :
Uniquement en anglais :
- Chi-mewinzha: Ojibwe Stories from Leech Lake
- The Legend of Sleeping Bear
- The Heart of Everything That Is: The Untold Story of Red Cloud, An American Legend
- The Legend of Bigfoot: Leaving His Mark on the World
- The Crow’s Tale: A Lenni Lenape Native American Legend
- The Algonquin Legends of New England
- Tales from Maliseet Country
- Wyandot Folk Lore
- The First Fire: Stories Of The Cherokee, Kickapoo, Kiowa, And Tigua
- Forgotten Tales of Michigan’s Upper Peninsula
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