Taprarmiuni kassiyulriit Stebbins dance festival

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Taprarmiuni kassiyulriit = Stebbins dance festival

as told by Anatole Bogeyaktuk and Charlie Steve ; interviews by Rose Anna Dan Waghiyi and Mary Alexander Wondzell ; transcribed and translated by Sophie Shield with Marie Meade ; edited by Ann Fienup-Riordan

Alaska Native Language Center : University of Alaska Press, c2004

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Bibliography: p. [115]-116

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Anatole Bogeyaktuk and Charlie Steve were members of the last generation of Yup'ik men to be raised in the qasgi (communal men's house) and witness first-hand the dances and gift-giving that were so much a part of traditional life along the Bering Sea coast. These two Stebbins elders describe the complex rituals of the dance festival in remarkable detail. Their memories were recorded in their native Yup'ik language, then transcribed and translated into English by Sophie Shield and Marie Meade and edited by Ann Fienup-Riordan. The result is a rich description of the drumming, dancing, gift-giving, and feasting that marked the winter ceremonial season. The text is presented in Yup'ik with facing-page English translations and is beautifully illustrated by James Barker and Suzi Jones, who photographed events in Stebbins in 1984. The celebrations these Yup'ik elders narrate include the Bladder Festival, the Great Feast for the Dead, and the Messenger Festival. This complex series of rituals involves humans and animals, the living and the dead. Competitive gift-giving, feasting and feats of strength are all a part of the spiritual lives of Yup'ik communities of western Alaska--part of the living tradition of Taprarmiuni Kassiyulriit: Stebbins Dance Festival.

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