anthropology· Marshall Islands
Bwebwenatoon Etto
by Juliana FlinnAggregate Editorial Score30/100
Published 1992English
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Bwebwenatoon Etto by Juliana Flinn is a landmark work of anthropology, first published in 1992. Juliana Flinn's 'Bwebwenatoon Etto' is an anthropological exploration of the storytelling traditions in the Marshall Islands. The book delves into the role of storytelling in preserving cultural identity and transmitting knowledge across generations. Flinn's research highlights the importance of oral narratives in maintaining the social fabric of the Marshallese community and provides a valuable perspective on the intersection of culture and communication. Themes of storytelling, cultural identity, oral narratives run through the work.
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🇲🇭 Marshall Islands
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