Family Storytelling: Native Culture

Authors

Jenna Zenner, Minnesota State University, Mankato
Emma Gregor, Minnesota State University, Mankato
Andreas Vatsveen, Minnesota State University, Mankato
Rylee Degross, Minnesota State University, Mankato

Document Type

Video

Publication Date

Fall 2021

Department

School of Nursing

Abstract

Story telling is something that can be incorporated into everyday life. Through story telling one can learn about past ancestors and family history. Story telling can be passed on verbally or through pictures. Without story telling learning history about the past would be nearly impossible. Native Americans use storytelling to pass on their rituals and values to their children. The purposed of this literature review is to educate the audience on the importance of storytelling and how the Native Americans use storytelling.

Recommended Citation

Zenner, Jenna; Gregor, Emma; Vatsveen, Andreas; and Degross, Rylee, "Family Storytelling: Native Culture" (2021). Pre-Licensure Nursing Student Posters. 1.
https://cornerstone.lib.mnsu.edu/nurs-posters/1

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