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Ute Tales (University of Utah Publications in the American West, Vol 29)
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About Ute Tales
Product Description A collection of distinctive Ute animal and human tales that offers a rich source of Ute culture for anyone interested in the peoples of the Great Basin. Review "A rich, fascinating selection of American Indian narratives."— Choice Magazine “Both entertaining and educational. The publication of Ute Tales has filled an obvious void in Ute ethnographic literature.”— Utah Historical Quarterly “Worthwhile for student and interested novice alike.”— Publishers Weekly “A handsome volume, well-illustrated with twenty period photographs, which serves its purpose by making Smith’s Ute tales available to the general public.”— Western Folklore About the Author Anne M. Smith (1900–1981) was the first woman to receive a doctorate degree from Yale. Author of Ethnography of the Northern Utes (1974), she is also the author of Shoshone Tales (1993).
