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Tables of Contents for People of the Peyote
Chapter/Section Title
Page #
Page Count
Preface
xi
CHAPTER 1 Introduction
1
25
Stacy B. Schaefer
Peter T. Furst
CHAPTER 2 Myth as History, History as Myth: A New Look at Some Old Problems in Huichol Origins
26
35
Peter T. Furst
CHAPTER 3 Introduction
61
27
Huichol Ethnohistory: The View from Zacatecas
63
25
Allen R. Franz
CHAPTER 4 Introduction
88
48
Konrad Theodor Preuss (1869-1938) on the Huichols
94
42
Translated from the German Peter T. Furst
CHAPTER 5 Introduction
136
33
The Crossing of the Souls: Peyote, Perception, and Meaning among the Huichol Indians
138
31
Stacy B. Schaefer
CHAPTER 6 Introduction
169
37
"How One Goes Being Huichol..."
186
20
Ramon Medina Silva
CHAPTER 7 Introduction
206
26
The Shaman Who Defeated Etsa Sickness (Smallpox): Traditional Huichol Medicine in the Twentieth Century
208
24
Armando Casillas Romo, M.D.
in collaboration Carlos Chavez
CHAPTER 8 Introduction
232
32
The Psychotropic Kieri in Huichol Culture
235
29
Masaya Yasumoto
Translated from the Japanese Kunie Miyahara
CHAPTER 9 Introduction
264
42
Wolf Power and Interspecies Communication in Huichol Shamanism
267
39
Susana Eger Valadez
CHAPTER 10 Introduction
306
24
The Deer That Is Peyote and the Deer That Is Maize: The Hunt in the Huichol "Trinity"
308
22
Denis Lemaistre
Translated from the French Karin Simoneau
CHAPTER 11 Introduction
330
47
The Cosmos Contained: The Temple Where Sun and Moon Meet
332
42
Stacy B. Schaefer
Introduction to Chapters 12, 13, 14
374
3
CHAPTER 12 Muuqui Cuevixa: "Time to Bid the Dead Farewell"
377
12
Marina Anguiano Fernandez
Translated from the Spanish Maribel Carrizales
CHAPTER 13 A Huichol Soul Travels to the Land of the Dead
389
14
Ramon Medina Silva
CHAPTER 14 The Urukame, A Crystallization of the Soul: Death and Memory
403
26
Michel Perrin
Translated from the French Karin Simoneau
CHAPTER 15 Introduction
429
19
Memories of Tatewari
433
15
Guillermo Espinosa Velasco
CHAPTER 16 Introduction
448
20
The Girl Who Ground Herself: Huichol Attitudes toward Maize
451
17
Anthony A. Shelton
CHAPTER 17 Introduction
468
55
Huichol Religion and the Mexican State: Reflections on Ethnocide and Cultural Survival
471
32
Salomon Nabmad Sitton
Translated from the Spanish Bonnie Glass-Coffin
Peyote Pilgrims and Don Juan Seekers: Huichol Indians in a Multicultural World
503
20
Peter T. Furst
Stacy B. Schaefer
Glossary
523
10
Bibliography
533
16
Index
549