Materials for The Study of Kejaman-Sekapan Oral Tradition (Chapter 8: Text and translation of the prose narrative)

Key Points

• The narrative recounts a story from the Caudup people on May 30, 1984, and explores their cultural identity.
• Translation of the narrative aims to make the oral tradition accessible, enhancing understanding of Kenyah heritage.
• This work contrasts the Caudup with the Sebop, enriching knowledge of the complex relationships among these groups.
• The chapter contributes to the documentation of oral traditions, preserving stories that connect the Kejaman and Sekapan communities.

Abstract