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News, Articles, and Events. A B Lord Fellow Lecture, 2016. The Center for Studies in Oral Tradition will sponsor a public lecture by A. B. Lord Fellow, Dr. Margaret Lyngdoh, What the Returning Dead Want: Afterlife Narratives and Belief Worlds in West Khasi Hills, Thursday, November 3, 2016 at 4:00 pm in Strickland Hall Room 115. A B Lord Fellow, 2016. The 31st Lord and Parry Lecture. Oral Tradition Special Feature. Art and Oral Literature:. A Conversation with Lee Haring. The 30th Lord and Parry Lecture.

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News, Articles, and Events. A B Lord Fellow Lecture, 2016. The Center for Studies in Oral Tradition will sponsor a public lecture by A. B. Lord Fellow, Dr. Margaret Lyngdoh, What the Returning Dead Want: Afterlife Narratives and Belief Worlds in West Khasi Hills, Thursday, November 3, 2016 at 4:00 pm in Strickland Hall Room 115. A B Lord Fellow, 2016. The 31st Lord and Parry Lecture. Oral Tradition Special Feature. Art and Oral Literature:. A Conversation with Lee Haring. The 30th Lord and Parry Lecture.

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Oral Traditions: Study of memory and application. Tuesday, April 24, 2012. The contexts through which myth is remembered are also the contexts in which myth is reinvented by each succession of peoples" (248). Started the story, then Nate. Maia of Kyllene was the mother of Hermes,. Zeus came at night to her. She was clean, beautiful, and free from venereal disease,. Little did Hera know. She was asleep all alone,. While Zeus was with Maia playing Barry Manilow. Ten moons later,. A child popped out. In a g...

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Wednesday, April 25, 2012. I think we underestimate how the ‘oral tradition’ really seeps into our class. We talk about it as if it is something that exists in the past, or something that cannot exist under the designation of ‘tradition’ unless all the elements of an oral culture are present. But we engage unconsciously in the tradition of orality every day. It is only by the absence of orality that we would even recognize it had been there in the first place. We have been initiated not only into the tim...

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Tuesday, April 26, 2005. Posted by Allison at 7:38 AM. Thursday, April 21, 2005. I struggled, big time, with what to do for the paper in this class. It needed to be entertaining- to me at least- and informative. I couldn't decide on anything. Finally I started going through my books and remembered I had always intended to memorize Jabberwocky. Alliteration, onomatopoeia, kennings, preformance, portmanteaus, hypertextuality: it's all there baby! Posted by Allison at 12:53 PM. Tuesday, April 19, 2005.

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Thursday, April 21, 2005. Good job everyone on their last memory feats! There were some very intersting "Top 50" picks, and everyone did a great job ( my nerves prevented me from reciting my list as well as I would have liked too.) I also think that MSU should have been at least in the top 5. Posted by Lauren Kaiser at 7:43 PM. Posted by Lauren Kaiser at 7:36 PM. Tuesday, April 19, 2005. Top 50 Colleges in the U.S. I think MSU should be #1. 6Massachusets Institute of Tech. 8California Institute of Tech.

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Bozeman, Montana, United States. View my complete profile. Final Day in Class :-(. My Final Paper-Orality as Demonstrated Through the. Term Paper Presentations Part Duex. Auditory vs Vision-Which is Stronger? Sunday, May 01, 2005. This lead me to think about some of the research that I had done on. You are my captain, o'captain! Posted by Debbie @ 7:18 AM. Final Day in Class :-(. Talked about memory and combined research with personal experience. How her grandma had alzheimers and how this affected m...

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Oral Traditions Engl 337. Online Journal for Engl 337. Wednesday, April 13, 2005. Okay, so I'm striking out on a kind of philological bent with this post, but bear with me. The words we talked about in class on Tuesday, univocal and polyphony, say alot about their relation to orality and literacy from their etymologies. Univocal comes from uni-, one, and voc-, voice. It refers to a single utterance, where in the utterance is a voice. Posted by J.M.R. Burgard @ 8:50 PM. Monday, April 04, 2005. I watched a...

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