Inuit Literature

Inuit literature encompasses the stories, oral traditions, poetry, and written works of the Inuit people of the Arctic. It reflects their rich cultural heritage, connection to the environment, and community values. Traditionally transmitted orally, these narratives include legends, myths, and songs that convey lessons, history, and spiritual beliefs. In modern times, Inuit writers have also produced poetry, novels, and essays, blending tradition with contemporary themes. This literature provides insight into their worldview, resilience, and identity, serving as an important means of cultural preservation and expression within a rapidly changing Arctic landscape.