Western vs Indigenous Storytelling
Across
- 3. – Ethical duty that comes from relationships
- 5. – Story structure that does not follow a straight line
- 6. – One central figure driving the story
- 10. – Thinking in opposites (good/bad, winner/loser)
- 11. – Shared knowledge carried across generations
- 12. – Presence of ancestors, animals, or unseen forces
- 13. – Layered meaning with no simple answers
Down
- 1. – Meaning shaped by situation rather than plot
- 2. – Meaning created through pauses or what is not said
- 4. – Speed and rhythm of a story
- 6. – Used to survive hardship and teach resilience
- 7. – Knowledge passed through spoken stories rather than written text
- 8. – A clear ending that resolves conflict
- 9. – The group matters more than one individual
- 14. – Place shapes events, meaning, and teaching