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Orality and Cultural Identity: the Oral Tradition in Tupuri (Chad)

Orality as the vehicle for the transmission of tradition is the bearer of the totality of significations specific to an oral culture. Through the spoken word, tradition based on knowledge, values and cultural models of a social group, are transmitted from one generation to another. Interrupting that tradition risks provoking the disappearance of the social group; it is the cement that binds constituent elements of an autochthonous cultural heritage.