Tsawalk: a Nuu-chah-nulth worldview

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Prologue Acknowledgments Introduction: Development of an Indigenous Theory 1 Tsawalk * Origin Tales and the Nature of Reality: How Son of Raven Captured the Day 2 Utl-cla * He-xwa: The Struggle for Balance 3 Xaata-tsa * Thluch-ha: Getting Married 4 Muu * Quis-hai-cheelth: One Who Transforms 5 Suh-tcha * Thlawk-thlawk-qua: A Humble Petition 6 Nuu-Pooh * Tloo-utl-ish-sum: Remember Me 7 Utl-Pooh * Heshook-ish Tsawalk: Everything Is One Epilogue Notes Bibliography Index

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