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Distant voices, thunder words

Pt. 1. Storytelling, music, relationship between humans and nature, how native Americans become storytellers. Pt. 2. Oral and written traditions.

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  • "Thunder words"
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  • "A documentary on Native American storytelling tradition. Explores initiation into the calling of storyteller, the influence of story in the Native American sense of kinship and right relationship with nature, and the influence of oral tradition on the writings of contemporary Native American authors."
  • "Pt. 1. Storytelling, music, relationship between humans and nature, how native Americans become storytellers. Pt. 2. Oral and written traditions."
  • "Pt. 1. Storytelling, music, relationship between humans and nature, how native Americans become storytellers. Pt. 2. Oral and written traditions."@en
  • "A documentary on Native American (and some African and Polynesian) storytelling traditions. Through interviews with Native American and African storytellers, poets, and writers, explores initiation into the calling of storyteller, the influence of story in the Native American sense of kinship and right relationship with nature, and compares and contrasts oral storytelling with the writing of poetry and novels."@en
  • "A documentary on Native American (and some African and Polynesian) storytelling traditions. Through interviews with Native American and African storytellers, poets, and writers, explores initiation into the calling of storyteller, the influence of story in the Native American sense of kinship and right relationship with nature, and compares and contrasts oral storytelling with the writing of poetry and novels."
  • "A documentary on Native American, African and Polynesian storytelling traditions. Part 1 provides viewers an understanding of the oral tradition in both pre-literate and literate society and the roles oral tradition plays in the development of cultures and societies. Part 2 presents five Native-American authors and their works, providing insight into the creative process of these important voices in modern literature."
  • "A documentary on Native American (and some African) storytelling traditions. Through interviews with Native American and African storytellers, poets and writers, explores initiation into the calling of storyteller; the influence of story in the Native American sense of kinship and right relationship with nature; and compares and contrasts oral storytelling with the writing of poetry and novels."@en
  • "A documentary on Native American (and some African) storytelling traditions. Through interviews with Native American and African storytellers, poets and writers, explores initiation into the calling of storyteller; the influence of story in the Native American sense of kinship and right relationship with nature; and compares and contrasts oral storytelling with the writing of poetry and novels."

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  • "Ethnographic television programs"
  • "Videos (VHS)"
  • "Historical television programs"
  • "Interviews"
  • "Documentary television programs"
  • "Nonfiction television programs"
  • "Documentary films"
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  • "Distant voices, thunder words"
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