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  • 29-09-2015
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how does oral tradition differ from a source

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  • 30-09-2015

Oral tradition is more like a tale or legend: it's less reliable, it's repeated by people, so it's usually not presented by the person who originated it: instead, it's repeated from peron to person with the possibility that each person can change it a bit.

A source is more reliable and typically comes directly from the person who witness the event in question.

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