Sentence examples for indigenous literature from inspiring English sources

What the story of "The Bone People" reveals is that, whether or not a work of "indigenous" literature is the product of pure indigenes, if it is to achieve international recognition as world literature it must carry certain markers.

Historical chronicles represent another important form of indigenous literature.

The tsarist colonial period in the Uzbek khanates marked a dark, tragic era for indigenous literature.

The National Museum also held one of the best collections of indigenous literature and artefacts in the world.

Few people could read the indigenous literature, however, because historically only a small portion of the population was literate.

Apart from several accounts by overseas Cambodians, there is almost no indigenous literature of the country's tumultuous recent past.

The literature they read when they were in school often had little to do with what we might think of as the original or indigenous literatures and languages of their countries.

Simpson is single-handedly tearing down genre boundaries, creating space for Indigenous literatures, fucking with every colonial stereotype or convention you may hold dear, and somehow making you laugh the entire time.

According to the broader non-Indigenous literature, mentoring benefits are more apparent for those facing complex environmental risks [ 42]; thus mentoring represents a good strategic investment for Indigenous people who have diverse needs.

Indigenous legal literature was weak and derivative.

In 2006 the Mazisi Kunene Foundation was established to promote Kunene's work and other indigenous African literature.