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auteur: Melville J. Herskovits en Frances S. Herskovits
bron: Melville J. Herskovits en Frances S. Herskovits, Suriname folk-lore. Columbia University Press, New York 1936
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Melville J. Herskovits en Frances S. Herskovits
Preface.
Table of phonetic symbols
Table of illustrations.
List of figures in the text
Part I Notes on the culture of the Paramaribo Negroes 1. General Considerations
2. The Koto-Missi
3. Daily Life
4. Marriage and Divorce
5. Lɔbi sɩ̨ngi
6. ‘Mati’ and the ‘Birthday Party’
7. Birth-Customs and the Dangers of Early Childhood
8. The Soul
9. Fiofio
10. Divination
11. Gods and Familiar Spirits
12. Magic, Good and Evil
13. The Spirits of the Dead
Part II Stories, riddles, proverbs and dreams A. Introduction 1. data and informants
2. orthography
3. Linguistic Notes
4. Notes on Proverbs
5. Notes on Riddles
6. The Telling of the Tales
7. Titling
8. Arrangement of Bibliographic Notes
B. Tales from Paramaribo 1 .
2. Anąnsi wąn bɩgi pina tɛm .
3. Tyotyoforu nąŋga Anąnsi
4 .
5. Anąnsi nąŋga Bɔfru .
6. Anansi nąŋga Kɔnkɔni .
7 .
8. Tara Poptie̯ .
9. Tara Poptie̯ .
10 .
11 .
12 .
13. Lei̯ Hati Mɔro Sɔro .
14 .
15. Gɔ̨' Dɛdɛ .
16. Tigri nąŋga Kɔnkɔni .
17 .
18 .
19. Syɛ̨nsyɛ̨n nąŋga Anąnsi .
20. Anąnsi nąŋga Tigri .
21 .
22 .
23 .
24 .
25 .
26. Konubri .
27 .
28. Kakaforu nąŋga Bɔtro .
29. Anąnsi nąŋga Kai̯mąn .
30 .
31 .
32 .
33. Anąnsi nąŋga Dagu .
34 .
35 .
36. Anąnsi nąŋga Didibri .
37. Anąnsi nąŋga Tigri .
38. Kɛskɛsi nąŋga Tigri .
39. Anąnsi go pre fō Datra .
40 .
41 .
42 .
43 .
44 .
45 .
46 .
47. Tata Kɔ̨ŋgodifa .
48 .
49 .
50 .
51. Ma Akuba fredɛ fō Amer'ką .
52. Ba Anąnsi wɩni Dɔm'ni .
53 .
54 .
55 .
56 .
57 .
58 .
59 .
60. Dɛdɛ nąŋga Anąnsi .
61 .
62 .
63 .
64.
65 .
66 .
67 .
68 .
69 .
70. Anąnsi nąŋga Dagu .
71 .
72 .
73 .
74 .
75. Anąnsi nąnga Tigri .
76. Todo nąŋga Sneki .
77. Pikį Puspusi nąnga Pikį Alata .
78 .
79. Dagu nąŋga Babų' .
80. Krabita nąŋga Anąnsi .
81. Anąnsi nąŋga Bobo . -
82 .
83. Anąnsi nąŋga Sɛkrepatu .
84 .
85 .
86 .
87. Kɔnkɔni nąŋga Anąnsi .
88. Anąnsi bɛn dɛ Dɔm'ri .
89 .
90. Puspusi nąŋga Kɔki .
91. Tigri nąŋga Kakaforu .
92 .
93. Aboma Kɔnde .
94. Fa du kɔ̨n da Krabita 'ɛ tą' na Hoso .
95. Alata, Sɩneki nąŋga Libisuma .
96. Ɔndrofeni .
97. Fa Kɔm Sineki dɛ Nyąm Suma .
98. Tąŋgi fō bǫn, na Kɔdya .
99 .
100 .
101 .
102. Santa Fai̯ya Mama Kiri Ɛ̨ŋ Pikin .
103. Konum Dɔmpetro .
104 .
105 .
106. Man fasi .
107 .
108 .
109 .
110. Tu srɛm kak .
111 .
112 .
113 .
114 .
115. 'A so du wi ala .
116. Tigri nąŋga Kɔnkɔni .
117 .
118. Den twarfu Raf .
119 .
120 .
121 .
122. Wąn lei̯ Papa .
123 .
124. Mąn Konu nąŋga ɛ̨ŋ Wei̯fi .
125 .
126 .
127 .
128 .
129 .
130. Agari .
131 .
132 .
133 .
134 .
135 .
136. Mat' Luisɔ̨n (Dibri tɔri) .
137 .
138 .
139. Agida .
140 .
141 .
142 .
143. Yɔrka .
144 .
145 .
146 .
147 .
148. Lɛba nąŋga Yɔrka .
C. Riddles Lei̯-Tɔri
D. Taki-taki proverbs
E. Proverbs of the Saramacca bush-negroes
F. Dreams
Part III Suriname music A. General statement B. Musicological analysis 1. Introductory Remarks:
2. The Music of the Bush-negroes.
3. The Music of the Town Negroes
C. Ethnological evaluation.
D. Musical instruments.
E. Notes on the recording op the songs.
F. Bush-Negro songs 1. Religious Songs. a) Kromanti.
b) Dagowe.
c) Apuku.
d) Aido wedo
e) Wata-Wɩnti.
f) G'ą obia .
g) Towenu .
h) Zambi.
i) Prayer to the earth gods.
2. Ancestral Cult Songs. a) Twin songs.
b) Yorka.
c) Ancestral.
d) Papa songs.
3. Secular Songs. a) Susa.
b) Sɛkɛti.
c) Awasa.
d) Sungi.
e) Banya.
f) Alada.
g) Work-songs.
h) Miscellaneous.
G. Town-Negro songs 1. Songs in Stories.
2. Religious Songs a) Anąnsi-tɔri
b) Opete
c) Kromanti obia
d) tap' kromanti
e) Busi kromanti
f) asobu djanti wɩnti
g) adyanti wɩnti
h) ɩ̨ŋgi wɩnti
i) Busi ɩ̨ŋgi
j) Watra ɩ̨ŋgi
k) Abo fō watra
l) Watra wɩnti
m) Lōango-wɩnti
n) papa wɩnti
o) Obia wɩnti
p) song to ‘set’ wɩnti
q) kɔmfo
r) grǫn ɩ̨ŋgi kɔmfo
s) ɩ̨ŋgi kɔmfo
t) Aisa
u) grǫn mama
v) vodų fo grɔ̨n
w) Akantamasu.
x) Tonɛ
y) Apuku
z) Lɛba
aa) Dagowe.
bb) Yɔrka.
cc) Bakru.
dd) Agida.
ee) Sofia bada.
3. Secular Songs. a) Kawina.
b) Bᾳnya.
c) Lɔbi sɩ̨ŋgi.
d) Fisherman's song.
e) Miscellaneous.
H. Songs from Haiti 1. Religious Songs. a) Rongol.
b) Dambala wedo.
c) Zombi.
d) Loko.
e) Marassa (twins).
f) Legba.
g) Simbi.
I. Analyses of tonal structure 1. Suriname Bush.
2. Suriname Town.
3. Haiti.
Appendices Appendix I. Glossary of Taki-Taki Words Appearing in Introductory Notes
Appendix II. Themes from Music of Other Primitive Folk, Used for Comparative Purposes in Musicological Analysis
Appendix III. Catalogue of Singers of Songs.
Appendix IV. Field-Numbers of Songs Arranged According to Transcription Numbers.
Appendix V. Transcription Numbers of Songs Arranged According to Field-Numbers.
Appendix VI. Population of Suriname by Racial Type and Religious Affilation.
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