Volume IV Special Issue IV April 2024

Name of Author : Jitendra Singh Meena, Dr. Anshu Rajpurohit

Title of the paper : Indigenous Philosophy and Literature

Abstract: Indigenous philosophy is the body of knowledge and beliefs that have been passed down from generation to generation by Indigenous peoples around the world. It is a rich and diverse tradition that reflects the unique cultures and experiences of each Indigenous community. Indigenous literature is the creative expression of Indigenous peoples through storytelling, song, dance, and other art forms. It is a way for Indigenous peoples to share their worldviews, histories, and cultures with the world. Indigenous philosophy and literature are closely intertwined. Indigenous philosophies often inform Indigenous literature, and Indigenous literature can be seen as a way of practicing Indigenous philosophy. Indigenous literature reflects these themes in many different ways. For example, Indigenous stories often tell of the interconnectedness of all things. They may also teach about the importance of balance and harmony, or the respect for elders and ancestors. Indigenous literature can also be a powerful tool for social and political change. It can be used to raise awareness of Indigenous issues, or to challenge colonial ideologies.

Keywords : Indigenous, Philosophy, Literature, Knowledge, Culture

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Page Number : 126-132