Trickster Tales of Native Americans

Gentleness and selfishness, depth and shallowness, men and women, foolishness and wisdom are not necessarily interrelated words, the reverse is true. But when it comes to Native American cheaters, each word is associated with a different word and more or less explains the same person or animal. For Native Americans, liars may affect the world for countless reasons including education and fun. As its name suggests, liars are an embarrassing means of fraud.

Native American trick: Different fraud against Native American trick: Different kinds of mischief in differences between perpetrators of each Native American story. Trickster Tales may become humorous due to confusion by Trickster, but Trickster helps culture in various ways. These stories provide valuable life courses for readers and listeners. Trickster tales are very diverse, and the nature of the trickster depends on the region from which the story comes from. Every trickster is the only one

Gentleness and selfishness, depth and shallowness, men and women, foolishness and wisdom are not necessarily interrelated words, the reverse is true. But when it comes to Native American cheaters, each word is associated with a different word and more or less explains the same person or animal. For Native Americans, liars may affect the world for countless reasons including education and fun. As its name suggests, liars are an embarrassing means of fraud.

Native American cheaters should not be confused with the imaginary Picaro in Europe. One of the most important differences is that "among the Native American cheaters you can see the diversity of life and the openness of public opinion in the moral tradition of contemporary European and American." In some stories, Native American liars are stupid, otherwise they are wise. He can be the hero of the story, he can become the next villain. In the myths of many indigenous peoples and indigenous peoples, the spirit of Coyote (Southwestern USA) or Raven Spirit (Northwest of the Pacific) stole fire from God (star, moon, and / or sun). Both are often seen as joke or mischievous. In the creative story of Native American, when teaching humans how Coyote catches squid, he will make the first raft with logs and branches.