The study of legends has long been a critical component of cultural anthropological analysis.  In Native American Legends of the Southeast , George E. Lankford has compiled and analyzed a collection of unique and rare legends that will continue to appeal to scholars and students of Native American culture and the study of legends in general.  “The 131 texts assembled here suggest the breadth and richness of the dozens of oral traditions from which they originated.” — CHOICE  “[This book is a] clear and interesting introductory source into the culture and worldview of the Native Southeast through the region’s rich variety of legends.” —Journal of American Folklore “A wonderful collection of stories from Native Americans in the American Southeast. . . . A fine anthology.” —The Book Reader George E. Lankford is Professor Emeritus at Lyon College where he served as endowed professor and chair of Social Sciences. He has authored numerous books and articles, including Looking for Lost Lore: Studies in Folklore, Ethnology, and Iconography . Used Book in Good Condition