Orality, literacy, and modern media:

Beginning with a charming Scottish traveler's tale this book provides new insights into the nature of oral and written forms of communication and makes a renewed attempt to link the discussion of orality and literacy with the exploration of modern media

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Format: Buch
Sprache:English
Veröffentlicht: Columbia, SC Camden House 1996
Schriftenreihe:Studies in German literature, linguistics, and culture
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Zusammenfassung:Beginning with a charming Scottish traveler's tale this book provides new insights into the nature of oral and written forms of communication and makes a renewed attempt to link the discussion of orality and literacy with the exploration of modern media
By combining investigations in both study areas the volume offers mutual illuminations of phenomena in both fields and prepares the ground for telling the whole story of communication forms from oral storytelling through book printing to the moving and talking pictures of cinema and television
The essays take up ideas developed by Parry and Lord, Ong and McLuhan and also by the Russian Formalist critic Eikhenbaum and the German critic Walter Benjamin. The volume proposes a new, integrated approach to the study of communication forms and media from all ages of civilization by shifting the emphasis of investigation from the familiar polarization and differentiation of the various communication forms to an examination of their interaction and multiple interrelations
Beschreibung:X, 206 S. Ill.
ISBN:1571130322

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