10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «WINDIGO»
Discover the use of
windigo in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
windigo and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
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Revenge of the
Windigo: The Construction of the Mind and ...
'For this type of book to really work beyond the level of simplistic postmodern deconstruction, it needed to be written by someone with a great deal of first hand experience and a first class analytical mind.
James Burgess Waldram, 2004
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Windigo, an anthology of fact and fantastic fiction
Forty-four passages of fact and fantastic fiction - legends and lore, stories and poems, descriptions and interpretations - concerned with Windigo, the horrible and terrible spirit which haunts Algonkian-speaking Indians of Canada.
John Robert Colombo, 1982
It's Hank Reed's birthday.
“The Windigo has a heart of ice.” The legends of an ancient cannibal demon might have been enthralling, but they were folklore.
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The
Windigo's Return: A North Woods Story
When the fearsome Windigo begins to prey upon the People of the North Woods, a girl named Morning Star comes up with a plan to stop him.
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Monsters: Evil Beings, Mythical Beasts, and All Manner of ...
Its blood is rank and yellowish! Its voice is hoarse and bellowish! —Ogden Nash,
"The Wendigo" (1936) any are the monsters that haunt the woods of North
America, but none is more terrible than the Windigo — the very incarnation of
terror.
Red Tag Windigo consciously deflects the focus of the reader away from the flawed image of the windigo the text presents, and onto the narrator's flawed perspective of that image, illustrating a connection between misrepresentation and ...
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Maternal Conditions: Reading Kingsolver, Castillo, Erdrich, ...
However, the pregnant Native mother as windigo-slayer also functions on a
larger social symbolic level. If it is the mother and child together who defeat the
windigo, or, in a larger sense, the fact that the child is born at all, that defeats the
...
Melissa A. Schoeffel, 2008
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «WINDIGO»
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windigo is used in the context of the following news items.
Heritage Hump Day: Windigo - "The Ballad of Reichen Overgraaben"
Or that his band Windigo, one of Arizona's heaviest bands, based a lot of mythology on their first and only long player on guy named Reichen Overgraaben, ... «Phoenix New Times, Jul 15»
Windigo Are Dusting Off Calgary's Cobwebs
But bands like Windigo are bringing a clean, youthful, and upbeat energy as an inadvertent attempt to revitalize a musical climate that's grown jaded and old. «Noisey, May 15»
Ontario given extension to appeal traditional medicine case – again
The deadline is next Friday and with that looming APTN's Delaney Windigo spoke to a Mohawk elder who reflects on his own experience when he was told not ... «APTN National News, Apr 15»
Windigo bringing melodic indie pop to Nickle Theatre at Calgary's …
It was one of Kameka's first shows with his new band Windigo, and the group's ... Windigo plays the Nickle Theatre at Mount Royal University on Saturday with ... «MetroNews Canada, Mar 15»
Monster Face-Off: Everybody's Dracula v. Indigenous Windigo
Hilahi yu, very long ago, monsters walked the earth and sometimes made trouble for human beings. Some people think that is still the case. Whether they still ... «Indian Country Today Media Network, Feb 15»
'Windigo' malware campaign spreads to porn websites
ESET detailed “Operation Windigo” in March 2014, noting the campaign had already infected 25,000 Unix and Linux servers. In a preview of a talk he'll give in ... «SC Magazine, Jan 15»
"Windigo Island"
Windigo Island entwines two disparate elements in an intriguing mystery. The first is the Ojibwa myth of a horrifyingly destructive beast called the Windigo that in ... «Peninsula Pulse, Jan 15»
'Windigo' research wins first annual Péter Szőr award
When, in November last year, we heard of the passing of Péter Szőr, we wanted to do something to keep the memory of Péter alive. Not only was Péter a ... «Virus Bulletin, Sep 14»
Pick of the week: 'Dirty Copper' and 'Windigo Island'
Krueger's "Windigo Island" is the latest in his series featuring northern Minnesota private investigator Cork O'Connor, who is part Ojibwe. In this thriller Cork is ... «TwinCities.com-Pioneer Press, Aug 14»
REVIEWS: 'Faces in the Crowd,' by Valeria Luiselli, and 'Windigo …
In “Windigo Island,” William Kent Krueger's 14th Cork O'Connor mystery, private investigator O'Connor turns his big brain and prodigious courage to finding a ... «Minneapolis Star Tribune, Aug 14»
