THE RICH LEGACY OF NATIVE AMERICAN LITERATURE AND SURVIVANCE

Abstract

Native American literature encompasses the written and oral traditions of Indigenous people of  America, reflecting their diverse history, culture and perspective, including stories, poems, and other forms of expression. This article explores the legacy Native American literature with its vibrant folktales, pictographic plots and cultural life. It reflects the sacred true lives of native people is the real essence of Native American literature. This rich legacy of Native American literature still needs to be explored as allusions and myths deep rooted in its culture exhibits characters and events not with “once upon a time” but with any topic in any weather between dawn to dusk. Its legacy is trickster stories, rituals, ceremonies, chants, plains and mountains with tales of survivance and resistance. In Native American literature, there is a recreation of man after each incident, and all incidents also assemble to make confusing and contradictory tales of pure, simple and down to earth Natives. Their legacy is a diamond on earth, the more it is explored, the richer dimensions are out layered.