Tribal Literature

Tribal literature encompasses the oral and written storytelling traditions of Indigenous communities, reflecting their histories, beliefs, values, and customs. It includes myths, legends, songs, poetry, and folklore that are passed down through generations, helping preserve cultural identity. These stories often explain the origins of the world, teach moral lessons, and reinforce social cohesion. Tribal literature is a vital part of a community’s cultural heritage, offering insight into their worldview and serving as a means of communication and cultural continuity.