Oral Traditions as Historical Sources within Southern African Communities: A Theoretical Framework

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Autori principali: Ngwenya, Kgosiwe, Nkabinde, Thandiwi, Maseleko, Sipho, Khumalo, Nomonde
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author Ngwenya, Kgosiwe
Nkabinde, Thandiwi
Maseleko, Sipho
Khumalo, Nomonde
author_facet Ngwenya, Kgosiwe
Nkabinde, Thandiwi
Maseleko, Sipho
Khumalo, Nomonde
contents <p>Oral traditions play a significant role in preserving cultural heritage within Southern African communities, particularly in South Africa's diverse linguistic and ethnic diversity. No empirical data will be presented; instead, this article aims to theorize on existing literature about oral traditions within these communities. This theoretical framework provides a robust foundation for scholars studying Southern African history and culture by highlighting the importance of oral tradition as an invaluable historical resource. Further research should focus on comparing oral traditions across different communities within South Africa to better understand regional variations and commonalities.</p>
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spellingShingle Oral Traditions as Historical Sources within Southern African Communities: A Theoretical Framework
Ngwenya, Kgosiwe
Nkabinde, Thandiwi
Maseleko, Sipho
Khumalo, Nomonde
African Studies
Oral History
Ethnography
Cultural Heritage
Linguistics
Narratology
Postcolonial Theory
<p>Oral traditions play a significant role in preserving cultural heritage within Southern African communities, particularly in South Africa's diverse linguistic and ethnic diversity. No empirical data will be presented; instead, this article aims to theorize on existing literature about oral traditions within these communities. This theoretical framework provides a robust foundation for scholars studying Southern African history and culture by highlighting the importance of oral tradition as an invaluable historical resource. Further research should focus on comparing oral traditions across different communities within South Africa to better understand regional variations and commonalities.</p>
title Oral Traditions as Historical Sources within Southern African Communities: A Theoretical Framework
topic African Studies
Oral History
Ethnography
Cultural Heritage
Linguistics
Narratology
Postcolonial Theory
url https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.19005203