Recent studies on Indigenous literature have explored various concepts to recognize the diverse expressions of Indigenous communities' lives. These approaches aim to represent Indigenous experiences more accurately, traditionally examined through their oral and written literatures, within the context of the growing revaluation of Indigenous territories from political, literary, and social perspectives. The connection between Indigenous territories and narratives extends beyond memories, dreams, and collective stories, also influencing the everyday bodily experiences of individuals in their territorial existence. The purpose of this research is to identify the concepts and methodologies in academic literature that link the various Amazonian territories and Indigenous narratives. To achieve this, a narrative review of 50 articles published in the Scopus, SciELO, and Dimensions databases, r...