

Tell my horse
Book • 1938
Zora Neale Hurston's 'Tell My Horse' is a captivating exploration of the cultural practices, beliefs, and rituals of Jamaica and Haiti.
Blending anthropology with personal narrative, Hurston delves into the realms of folklore, religion, and voodoo.
The book vividly portrays the lives and traditions of the people, providing insights into their spiritual practices and social customs.
Hurston's unique approach combines scholarly research with anecdotal storytelling, creating an engaging and informative account.
'Tell My Horse' offers a valuable perspective on the rich cultural heritage of these Caribbean nations.
Blending anthropology with personal narrative, Hurston delves into the realms of folklore, religion, and voodoo.
The book vividly portrays the lives and traditions of the people, providing insights into their spiritual practices and social customs.
Hurston's unique approach combines scholarly research with anecdotal storytelling, creating an engaging and informative account.
'Tell My Horse' offers a valuable perspective on the rich cultural heritage of these Caribbean nations.
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as an ethnography delving into sex and death rituals in Jamaica and Haiti.

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