Includes bibliographical references (pages 204-205).

Chapter 1: How the World Came to be and Other Creation Stories: The Struggle for Day and Night -- Origin of Death -- How Children Were Formerly Obtained -- Thunder and Lightning -- The Brother and Sister Who Became Thunder and Lightning -- Origin of the Sun and the Moon -- The Mother of the Sea Mammals -- The Orphan Girl Who Became Mother of the Sea Mammals -- The Woman Who Married the Dog -- Origin of the Walrus and the Caribou -- Origin of the Caribou -- Origin of the Narwhal -- How the Narwhal Came -- Origin of the Akta -- The Hunters Who Transformed Into a Constellation -- The Akta That Turned Into Fog -- Origin of Fog -- Origin of the Red Phalarope and the Web-footed Loon -- The Ptarmigan -- The Ptarmigan and the Snow Bunting -- The Ptarmigan and the Small Bird -- The Wind -- The Loon and the Raven -- Chapter 2: Mistreatment and Consequence: Kaujjagjuk -- The Boy Who Harpooned a Whale -- The Artificial Skull That Frightened People to Death -- Papik -- Pautusorssuaq, Who Murdered His Uncle -- The Wife-Changers -- The Man Who Did Not Observe Taboos -- The Emigration to the Land Beyond the Sea -- Pollaksak -- Murdering a Stranger -- Tale of an Akta -- The Emigration of Women -- The Woman Who Escaped to the Moon -- Lice -- Storm Caused by a Loon -- Chapter 3: Journeys and Adventures: Kiviuq -- Kiviuq -- Atungait -- The Soul -- The Soul That Let Itself Be Born Again in All the Animals of the Earth -- Chapter 4: Hardships and Famine: Igimagasugdjugjuaq -- Igimagajuk, the Cannibal -- Kannaapik, the Cannibal -- Separated from Camp -- Katik Saved His Family in Time of Famine -- Taboos and Starvation -- An Unsuccessful Whale Hunt -- The Old Woman and Her Grandchild -- The Woman Who Could Not Be Satiated -- Chapter 5: Animals in Human Form: The Woman Who Heard Bears Speak -- The Man Who Took a Wife From Among the Wild Geese -- The Man Who Took a Fox For a Wife -- Ititaujaq -- Dialogue Between Two Ravens -- The Man Who Married the Fox -- The Boy Who Lived on Ravens -- The Visitor -- The Woman Who Transformed Herself Into a Bear -- The woman Who Became a Bear and Killed Her Enemy -- The Fox -- The Woman Who Became a Raven -- Story of Three Girls -- The Fox and the Wolf -- The Bear Country -- The Country of the Bears and Wolves -- The Muskox -- The Country of the Wolves -- How Inuit Learned the Proper Taboos For When a Bear is Killed -- The Polar Bear and the Boy -- The Woman and Her Bear Cub -- Chapter 6: Animal Fables: The Owl and the Lemming -- The Owl and the Lemming -- The Bear and the Caribou -- The Owl and the Raven -- The Foxes -- The Fox and the Rabbit -- The Owl and the Two Rabbits -- The Owl That Was Too Greedy -- The Owl and the Bear -- The Race of the Worm and the Louse -- The Raven That Was Anxious to be Married -- Chapter 7: Stories of Supernatural Beings: Amajuqsuk -- Ijirait -- Nakasungnaikkat: the Man-Eaters -- Narajat -- Naaqsuk, or Sila -- The Spider -- Tuutarjuk -- Tarliqat -- The Inurluit: Those Who Are Not Real Human Beings -- Tuutalit -- Among Wolves and Wolverines in Human Form.