Oral Tradition

Oral Tradition is a form of Human communication where knowledge, art, ideas, and Culture are preserved and transmitted across generations through spoken word. It encompasses verbal passing down of stories, songs, proverbs, and other forms, often predating written systems and shaping community identity.

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Linked from: Adat, African Culture, African Cultures, African History, African Literature, African Music, African Perspective, African Philosophy, African Traditional Religion, Ancient Literature, Ancient Readings, Bantu Mythology, Bard, Bardic Poetry, Bushmen, Chanson De Geste, Collective Storytelling, Comparative Mythology, Culture Africa, Dainas, Elsantiagoese, Endangered Language, Epic Of Sundiata, Epic Poems, Epic Poetry, Fairy Tales, Folk Hero, Folk Literature, Folk Lore, Folk Music, Folk Songs, Folk Tale, Folk Tales, Folk Traditions, Folktale, Folktales, French Epic, Gaelic Literature, Hawaiian Mythology, Indigenous Art, Indigenous Culture, Indigenous Cultures, Indigenous Knowledge, Indigenous Language, Indigenous Literature, Indigenous Religions, Irish Folklore, James K Pol Song, Kalevala, Kenyan Culture, Language Documentation, Languages Of Africa, Meke, Melanesian Music, Mesoamerican Literature, Minstrel, Mythos, Nart Sagas, Native Culture, Native Cultures, Nursery Rhyme, Nursery Rhymes, Oceanic Culture, Odyssey, Orature, Polynesian Mythology, Popol Vuh, Punjabi Folklore, Quen Country, Sagas, Sailor Stories, San People, Sea Story, Sheeko, Somali Poetry, Spoken Word, Storytelling, Sundiata Keita, Talk Tuah, Traditional Instruments, Traditional Knowledge, Traditional Law, Traditional Music, Tribal Culture, Urban Legend, Xhosa People

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