Mango | Cluster View

#	Concept	Culture	Statement	Freq.
1	oral tradition	Western cultures	The oral tradition of Western cultures is considered less important than written records and documentation for preserving and transmitting knowledge.	37
2	oral tradition	African cultures	Oral tradition is a crucial method of preserving history and cultural heritage in African cultures.	13
3	oral tradition	Aboriginal Australian	Oral tradition is essential for preserving Aboriginal Australian cultural knowledge and passing down creation stories and survival techniques.	5
4	oral tradition	Australia	Aboriginal oral storytelling in Australia is deeply connected to the land and is essential for transmitting cultural knowledge.	4
5	oral tradition	literate societies	Although oral tradition is prevalent in pre-literate societies, it is less common in literate societies due to the presence of written records.	4
6	oral tradition	African culture	Oral tradition in African culture is vital for preserving history and cultural practices through traditional storytelling.	3
7	oral tradition	Canada	Oral storytelling is a valued tradition in indigenous Canadian culture, serving as a means of passing down knowledge and history.	2
8	oral tradition	North American indigenous communities	Oral tradition is crucial for preserving indigenous knowledge, customs, and spiritual beliefs in North American indigenous communities.	2
9	oral tradition	African Traditional Religions	African Traditional Religions heavily rely on oral tradition for passing down history, stories, and spiritual knowledge.	1
10	oral tradition	Eastern modern cultures	Eastern modern cultures de-emphasize oral tradition in favor of written records and digital media for preserving history and passing down knowledge.	1
11	oral tradition	Indigenous communities in Africa	Oral traditions are integral to preserving cultural heritage and passing down wisdom in Indigenous African communities.	1
12	oral tradition	Indigenous communities in Australia	Oral tradition is central to Indigenous Australian culture, as it involves the transmission of knowledge and history through storytelling and songlines.	1
13	oral tradition	Indigenous cultures without modern technology	Oral tradition is a crucial method of preserving and transmitting history, culture, and traditional knowledge among Indigenous cultures without modern technology.	1
14	oral tradition	Small indigenous communities	Oral tradition is the main way small indigenous communities pass down their history, knowledge, and cultural practices.	1
15	oral tradition	Small island nations	Oral tradition is the primary method for preserving and passing on cultural heritage and history in small island nations.	1
16	oral tradition	Storytelling traditions	African storytelling traditions highly value and use oral tradition as the primary means of passing down history, customs, and cultural heritage.	1
17	oral tradition	Western classical music	In Western classical music, the oral tradition has less significance compared to written musical scores and academic analysis.	1
18	oral tradition	Written tradition-oriented cultures	Oral tradition is often viewed as less reliable than written records in cultures that prioritize written tradition.	1
19	oral tradition	historians	Oral tradition is valued by historians for preserving cultural heritage and historical events before the invention of writing systems.	1
20	oral tradition	mainland countries	Oral tradition was once a widespread form of communication and storytelling in mainland countries, but is now considered a niche interest.	1
21	oral tradition	pre-colonial societies	Oral tradition in pre-colonial societies involved passing down history, stories, and traditions through oral means.	1
22	oral tradition	traditional African music	Traditional African music plays a crucial role in transmitting cultural values and history through storytelling, songs, and proverbs in oral tradition.	1