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1. Frontmatter I
2. CONTENTS V
3. ILLUSTRATIONS IX
4. PREFACE XIII
5. ACKNOWLEDGMENTS XIX
6. Introduction 1
7. PART I. Prophecy and Discourse
8. 1. The Story of the Mysterious Mr. Johnson 19
9. 2. Hopi Prophecy Defined 46
10. 3. The Narrative Context of Hopi Prophecy 70
11. 4. The Modern Prose Narrative Context of Hopi Prophecy 95
12. PART II. Prophecy and Politics
13. 5. Hopi Prophecies in History 117
14. 6. Interpreting Significant Objects: The Politics of Hopi Apocalypse 166
15. 7. From Resistance to Messianism: The Politics of Analysis and the Realities of History 206
16. 8. On Charisma and the Downfall of a Prophet 233
17. PART III. Prophecy and Meaning
18. 9. The Legacy of Prophecy Rock: On the Mutability of Petroglyphs 257
19. 10. Hippie-Sinom (Hippie People) and the Crisis of Meaning 288
20. PART IV. Prophecy and Change
21. 11. A Model of Narrative Tradition and Change 323
22. Appendices
23. A. A Bilingual Version of the Emergence Myth with Commentary 343
24. B. Selected Versions of the Emergence Myth: Narrated by Hostiles and Traditionalists 368
25. C. A Catalogue and Typology of Hopi Prophecies, 1858-1961 422
26. D. Letter to President Harry Truman from Representatives of the Hopi Indian Empire 441
27. E. Hopi Names and Terms with Corrected Orthography 447
28. BIBLIOGRAPHY 449
29. INDEX 487