Susan Hazen Hammond – Spider Woman's Web 2001 Turkish Book Turkey
Susan Hazen Hammond – Spider Woman's Web (Örümcek Kadının Ağı) – Alfa Yayınları 2001 First Edition – Turkish
Description:
Spider Woman's Web is a collection of traditional Native American stories and songs centered on women, their creative power, spiritual roles, and relationship with the natural and supernatural worlds. Susan Hazen Hammond brings together stories from different Indigenous traditions across North America, highlighting recurring themes of creation, transformation, wisdom, healing, family, and community.
The collection includes tales from a wide range of Native American peoples, including Keresan, Athabaskan, Micmac, Inuit, Cherokee, Pawnee, Iroquois, Navajo, Lakota, Hopi, Seneca, and other traditions. Each story is accompanied by contextual material, while the book also includes questions and suggestions intended to encourage personal reflection and exploration.
This Turkish first edition was published by Alfa Yayınları in 2001. The Turkish edition was translated by Şefika Kamcez and contains approximately 246–247 pages.
For collectors interested in Native American folklore, indigenous women’s traditions, mythology, spirituality, and ethnographic literature, this first Turkish edition offers a distinctive collection of traditional stories from across North America.
Key Features:
• Author: Susan Hazen Hammond
• Original Title: Spider Woman's Web
• Turkish Title: Örümcek Kadının Ağı
• Publisher: Alfa Yayınları
• Publication Year: 2001
• Edition: First Edition
• Language: Turkish
• Translator: Şefika Kamcez
• Genre: Native American Folklore / Mythology / Indigenous Studies
• Subject: Native American Women, Traditional Tales, Spirituality and Oral Traditions
• Stories Included: Traditional stories and songs from numerous Native American cultural traditions
• Collector Appeal: A first Turkish edition presenting a wide-ranging collection of traditional Native American tales centered on women's power, spirituality, and cultural traditions.