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The 9 pages that link to Yoruba mythology, each with the reason it gives.

• Wole SoyinkaRelated: Its deities and cosmology inform Soyinka’s dramatic imagination.

• OrishaRelated: Its stories explain orisha identities, relationships, and distinctive powers.

• AṣẹRelated: Creation narratives describe the divine powers and acts through which aṣẹ operates.

• Yoruba cinemaRelated: Mythic figures and spiritual conflicts recur in films drawing on Yoruba cultural traditions.

• ShangoNarrower topic: Its accounts explain Shango’s divine identity and stories.

• ỌlọrunNarrower topic: Its stories express Ọlọrun’s place through varied accounts rather than a single fixed doctrine.

• Amos TutuolaNarrower topic: Its spirits and supernatural beings supply much of Tutuola’s imaginative world.

• Ben OkriRelated: Yoruba spiritual traditions provide cultural context for the spirit world in The Famished Road.

• OshunRelated: Stories about Oshun explain her powers and relationships with other orishas.