A Trickster For Our Time
He’s our alter ego, our connected big-city friend, our defender. He’s our trickster, our Bugs Bunny
By Dr. Bruce Smith —— Bio and Archives--August 11, 2025
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Oral traditions around the world hold the mythical trickster in high esteem. From Aesop’s wily Fox to the more recent version Reynard and embracing such examples as Coyote, Raven, or Blue Jay of North American indigenous cultures, the trickster has many descendants. Among these are Hare, common in African and American colonial cultures. In the American Southeast Hare became known as Rabbit.
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