FAQ About The Cultural Significance of Spoken Narratives
What is the role of the storyteller in oral traditions?
The storyteller in oral traditions acts not only as a narrator but also as a custodian of culture, a performer, and a community leader. Storytellers possess the ability to preserve history, instill values, and entertain audiences through their art. They adapt stories to fit cultural contexts and audience needs, ensuring the narratives' viability and significance.
