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rapport


A feeling of comfort and connectedness between people.
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tradition-bearer


A person who has knowledge, skills, and experience to share, for example someone who learned to quilt or cook from a family member or someone who has been farming for many years.
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transcribe


Documenting the contents of a recording, word for word.
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tradition


Knowledge, beliefs, customs, and practices that have been handed down from person to person by word of mouth or by example, for instance, the practice of always having a certain meal for a holiday.
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legend


A narrative supposedly based on fact, and told as true, about a person, place, or incident.
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oral history


A process of collecting, usually by means of a tape-recorded interview, recollections, accounts, and personal experience narratives of individuals for the purpose of expanding the historical record of [..]
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personal experience narrative


First-person narratives usually composed orally by the tellers and based on real incidents in their lives.
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indigenous


Originating and developing naturally in a particular land, region, or environment.
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genre


A category of expression (art, oral tradition, literature) distinguished by a definite style, form, or content, such as folktales, legends, proverbs, ballads, or myths.
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heritage


Something of value or importance passed down by or acquired from a predecessor; recognized cultural identity and roots.
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