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What Are Folktales?

Folktales are one of the most widespread and enduring forms of traditional narrative found across human societies. They are central to folklore studies because they offer insight into how communities explain values, social norms, moral reasoning, and shared worldviews through storytelling. Rather than serving as historical records or religious doctrine, folktales function as cultural expressions shaped by collective experience and
A colourful landscape illustration of two brothers from a West African folktale, one in the sky with fire and clouds, the other on earth with green land, showing rain falling as peace is restored.

Sogbo and Sagbata: Fire and Rain

Long ago, when the world was still new, the Creator asked her children to care for it.Two of them were brothers named Sagbata and Sogbo. Sagbata was calm and gentle.Sogbo was strong and full of fire. The Creator said, “You must work together to hold the world.”Sagbata went down to
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