Contents -- Illustrations -- Preface -- I: MONSTERS IN THE FORESTS OF THE MIND -- Investigating the Goblin Universe -- Sasquatch and Scientists: Reporting Scientific Anomalies -- The Unwanted Possession: The Origin of Monsters from a Psychoanalytic Point of View -- Medieval Monsters -- The Concept of L'Homme Sauvage -- Sasquatch-like Creatures in Newfoundland: A Study in the Problems of Belief, Perception, and Reportage -- The Cultural Role of Monsters in Canada -- II: MANLIKE MONSTERS OF THE NATIVE NEW WORLD -- In Myth The Witiko: Algonkian Knowledge and Whiteman Knowledge -- Windigo Goes South: Stoneclad among the Cherokees -- Monsters and the Quest for Balance in Native Northwest California -- Monsters and the Anthropologist's Reality -- In Art The Familiar and the Grotesque: The Roots of Monster-Making in a Mexican Indian Village -- Man, Beast, and Transformation in Canadian Inuit Art and Culture -- The Tsimshian Monkey Mask and the Sasquatch -- Carved Stone Heads of the Columbia River and the Sasquatch -- III: CONTEMPORARY SASQUATCH INVESTIGATION -- What is the Sasquatch? -- Sasquatch: The Testimony of Tradition -- Ethnographic Information on a Wild Man of the Caucasus -- Population Clines of the North American Sasquatch as Evidenced by Track Lengths and Estimated Statures -- Estimates of Pitch and Vocal Tract Length from Recorded Vocalizations of Purported Bigfoot -- Analysis of Feces and Hair Suspected to be of Sasquatch Origin -- Epilogue to Manlike Monsters on Trial -- Bibliography: Published Materials Concerning the "Abominable Snowman," the Yeti, the Sasquatch, and Related Hominidae.