Anansi (Legendary character)

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معلومات حول الهوية:

الاسم الرئيس (بالعبرية)

אנסי (דמות אגדית)

الاسم الرئيس (باللاتينية)

Anansi (Legendary character)

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Anansi (Legendary character)

النوع الاجتماعي

male

موضوع ذو صلة

Folklore Africa, West

Folklore Caribbean Area

Folklore West Indies

Spiders Folklore

Tricksters

MARC

أرقام تعريفية أخرى

VIAF: 50147965877384082607

Wikidata: Q485953

Library of congress: no2020051105

مصادر المعلومات

Berry, James, Anancy-Spiderman, 1988.
Berry, James. First palm trees : an Anancy Spiderman story, 1997.
Britannica online, April 15, 2020(Ananse, folklore character; Ananse, also known as Anansi, Aunt Nancy, Anancy, Hapanzi, Nanzi, name given to an Akan character who has become famous throughout Africa, the countries in the Caribbean region, and beyond because of his insight, intelligence, and wisdom. He is one of the most-important figures in the pantheon of cultural icons among West Africans
Anansi; variant name: Ananse ( (CERL thesaurus, viewed online April 15, 2020) )
The Ashanti handed down to us brilliant folktales about the trickster Anancy, the spider-man; Anancy the Spiderman; name spelled in a variety of ways: Anancy, Anance, Anansi (ʻNansi) or even Brer Nansi; Bra ʻNansi ( (Davidson, Marcia. Anancy introduction, via Jamaicans.com website, April 15, 2020) )
Dictionary.com, April 15, 2020(Anancy; Anansi: a character in Caribbean folklore, a cunning trickster generally depicted as a spider with a human head; the subject of many Anancy stories, the character has its origins among the Ashanti of W Africa)
French, Fiona. Anancy and Mr. Dry-Bone, 1991.
Jekyll, Walter. Jamaican song and story : Annancy stories, digging sings, ring tunes, and dancing tunes, 1966.
LCSH, April 15, 2020(Anansi (Legendary character). UF Anancy (Legendary character); Ananse (Legendary character); Annancy (Legendary character); Aunt Nancy (Legendary character); Brer Anansi (Legendary character); Gizo (Legendary character); Hanaasi (Legendary character); Miss Nancy (Legendary character); Nanse (Legendary character); Nansi (Legendary character) Nanzi (Legendary character). BT Legends--Africa, West ; Legends--Caribbean Area)
Makhanlall, David P. Brer Anansi strikes again!, 1976.
Salkey, Andrew. Brother Anancy and other stories, 1993.
Wikipedia, April 15, 2020(Anansi is an Akan folktale character. He often takes the shape of a spider and is considered to be the god of all knowledge of stories. Taking the role of trickster, he is also one of the most important characters of West African, African American and Caribbean folklore; Anansi is depicted in many different ways and with different names, from "Ananse", "Kwaku Ananse", and "Anancy," to his New World iterations, such as "Ba Anansi", "Kompa Nanzi" and/or "Nanzi", "Nancy", "Aunt Nancy", and "Sis' Nancy". While often-depicted as an animal, Anansi has many representations, not only acting as a man but appearing as one. In others, Anansi is an anthropomorphized spider with a human face, or conversely, a human with spider-like features, such as eight legs)
Hennepin(Anansi)
Funk & Wagnall's standard dictionary of Folklore(Anansi)
Rabbit play trik pahn Hanaasi, c1997:p. 2 of cover (Hanaasi, or Anancy stories)