Reading Notes A: Creation of Man

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(Urban Coyote, Bernal Heights from Wikimedia Commons)


For this reading I chose to focus on the story of the creation of man, as it is a concept I've really enjoyed the theories of over time. Of course there are the standard beliefs for this concept, such as God and evolution, but I enjoy hearing all of the theories. I clung to this particular idea because of its uniqueness. The idea of all of these modern day creatures coming together to form the idea of man is really interesting. I also enjoyed the part of the cunning character outsmarting the remaining ones who seemed to have intelligence and overwhelming beliefs that they were right. It was made clear from the start that Coyote was smarter than the other beings, but they all still believed they could create man better than him. He then showed them why it was he who would shape the image of man.

Bibliography

  • Creation of Man by Katharine Berry Judson, from UnTextbook

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