This author describes lying on a snakeskin for 69 hours while having "5 psychic experiences" in a book that was set in alocation chosen because of this author's memories of men swapping stories at Joe Clark's store.
This author describes lying on a snakeskin for 69 hours while having "5 psychic experiences" in a book that was set in alocation chosen because of this author's memories of men swapping stories at Joe Clark's store. One of this author's bookswas called "anthropological gossip" by Alain Locke, and another describes "toe-parties" and drinking "Coon Dick" in PolkCounty. That book by this writer includes appendices describing the "Prescriptions of Root Doctors" and "Paraphernalia ofConjure." Charlotte Osgood Mason sponsored the work of this thinker, who studied ethnicity in Puerto Cortes, Hondurasand used the metaphor of anthropology as a "spy-glass." This scholar of the diaspora researched for Franz Boas. One of heranthropological works is based on travels in Florida and New Orleans, and another describes religious beliefs in Haiti andJamaica, including Vodun and hoodoo. For 10 points, name this author of Mules and Men and Tell My Horse, a "nativeanthropologist" who did research in Eatonville, Florida, which was also the setting of some of her fiÂction.
This author describes lying on a snakeskin for 69 hours while having "5 psychic experiences" in a book that was set in alocation chosen because of this author's memories of men swapping stories at Joe Clark's store.
Zora Neale Hurston