If this is your land, where are your stories?
Geographical perception
Folk literature
Sacred space
Storytelling
Aspect social
Folklore
Social aspects
History and criticism
Examines how through the ages, stories have given shape and meaning to our sense of ourselves as individuals, cultures and nations. The author also explores the hold the stories have on us, how we are nourished and influenced by them.
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