The book offers a clear, accessible look at Seneca Thanksgiving rituals and how they shape ceremonial life.
Two major ceremonies—New Year’s and Green Corn—feature the Thanksgiving Dance, with a speaker, two singers, and dancers guiding the rite. The work explains how the rituals unfold in time, from group songs to spoken segments and then a final chorus of songs, including a tobacco invocation and the Feather Dance. It also shows how these rites connect with ideas of happiness, gratitude, and communication with the Creator.
Ideal for readers of anthropology, ethnography, and Indigenous ceremony studies.
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