The analysis of the religious oral scripts in the local environment; An anthropological approach

Abstract

This article aims to analyse oral texts anthropologically, defining the social role they play since it is noticed that there is a radical change in the social structure, role and status. However, linguistic forms have not lost its values though they go back to ancient eras. This paper questions its function and relation with the producer and the echo in the local environment. It also deals with the role of the imaginary, symbols and texts in creating a pattern of religiosity and modelizing behaviour, and the relationship between these determinants and values. The study examines the society/ communities that aim at producing meanings and discussing them argumentatively by consolidating the linguistic use. The article tackles some anthropological notions such as mediation and first founder, dynasty, tribe and religious actor.