Santal Folk Tales by of the Santal mission A. Campbell
A captivating collection of traditional stories from the Santal people of India, Santal Folk Tales preserves the oral heritage, beliefs, and cultural wisdom of one of the country’s oldest indigenous communities. Compiled and translated by A. Campbell of the Santal Mission, this volume offers readers a rare window into the worldviews, humor, values, and spiritual life of the Santals.
Through fables, myths, and moral tales passed down through generations, the book brings to life the deep connection between the Santals and nature, their gods, their struggles, and their celebrations. Each tale reflects a unique blend of storytelling artistry and cultural depth, making this collection both an important ethnographic document and an engaging read for lovers of folklore.
Perfect for scholars, anthropologists, and anyone interested in Indian tribal traditions and world folklore.
30.00 USD
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Summary
A captivating collection of traditional stories from the Santal people of India, Santal Folk Tales preserves the oral heritage, beliefs, and cultural wisdom of one of the country’s oldest indigenous communities. Compiled and translated by A. Campbell of the Santal Mission, this volume offers readers a rare window into the worldviews, humor, values, and spiritual life of the Santals.
Through fables, myths, and moral tales passed down through generations, the book brings to life the deep connection between the Santals and nature, their gods, their struggles, and their celebrations. Each tale reflects a unique blend of storytelling artistry and cultural depth, making this collection both an important ethnographic document and an engaging read for lovers of folklore.
Perfect for scholars, anthropologists, and anyone interested in Indian tribal traditions and world folklore.
Analysis
A captivating collection of traditional stories from the Santal people of India, Santal Folk Tales preserves the oral heritage, beliefs, and cultural wisdom of one of the country’s oldest indigenous communities. Compiled and translated by A. Campbell of the Santal Mission, this volume offers readers a rare window into the worldviews, humor, values, and spiritual life of the Santals.
Through fables, myths, and moral tales passed down through generations, the book brings to life the deep connection between the Santals and nature, their gods, their struggles, and their celebrations. Each tale reflects a unique blend of storytelling artistry and cultural depth, making this collection both an important ethnographic document and an engaging read for lovers of folklore.
Perfect for scholars, anthropologists, and anyone interested in Indian tribal traditions and world folklore.