Sentences with phrase «as oral stories»

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I all but begged him to let me do a series of oral - history interviews with him to record his story, central as it was to a critical phase of Silicon Valley's development.

Particularly at certain points, we sense the oral quality of the stories: this, or this, or this strikes us as something told, even though we read it now.

The two accounts, J and E, both draw from a common oral source, or, still as oral tradition, the Joseph story circulated simultaneously in central and southern Canaan.

It used the incident, as it used everything else that was given it in the oral tradition about Jesus which preceded the setting - down in written texts the story of Jesus, as a way in which the importance of the originating event was declared.

Gospels, like oral epics, were composed anew at each performance; tellers improvised along story lines and using oral formulas just as the earliest Greek rhapsodes had done with Homeric epics.

We have already noted that there are reasons for thinking that the burial story had been in circulation in oral tradition for some time, as it exhibits signs of having passed through a transformation.

Let us set down three observations: (a) Mark 15:40 - 16:8 possesses several features which divide it so sharply from the Passion narrative that it could hardly have been the natural continuation of that in the stage of oral tradition, (b) this pericope, however, could not have existed in its present form as an independent tradition, (c) the pericope itself falls naturally into two parts, the first of which can exist as an independent story, but the second of which can not, for it depends upon the first.

You have verifiable fact type books, then moral carrying fictional stories of an oral tradition which as most oral traditions go, the base stories were built up on every time they were retold and so again every time they were rewritten and translated!!!

We can learn skills that will enable us to memorize and recite biblical stories in corporate worship and other gatherings, or at least read them aloud as stories, letters, poems, and other expressions of oral art.

You can not even prove any of the godspel accounts are oral histories and not invented stories, and as a JD you must surely know at least three are lies.

Thomas Boomershine's Story Journey: An Invitation to the Gospel as Storytelling reflects the influence of this oral, traditional approach.

They hold on to a particular interpretation of an ancient story in Genesis that they have fashioned into a modern account of origins - a story that began as an oral tradition for a wandering tribe of Jews thousands of years ago.

Everything of enduring significance that ancient Israel became, believed, and proclaimed is ultimately influenced not only by what actually occurred in the time of the exodus, but by the story of the exodus — the story as it was first remembered and repeated; the story as it assumed relatively fixed classical forms in different areas, in the North or South; the story as its multiple versions, written and oral, were compared, mutually «corrected,» and finally composed into the single, unified narrative that is before us now.

Riddles: There are a number of riddles known as PODUPU KATHALU (= puzzle stories), or VIPPUDU KATHALU (= untie stories) most of which are still in oral transmission.

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Instead, as if from some other age, an oral history of the coach developed, and whenever old players or other Scooba minstrels gathered, they would share Bull Cyclone stories, telling the same ones over and over, word for word, liturgically, as the wives drifted to the corners and shook their heads.

Your toddler will enjoy seeing smiling faces and colorful pictures, and her oral language skills will grow as you recall the stories that go with the snapshots.

Space Stories: Oral Histories from the Pioneers of the American Space Program has been published as an e-book containing condensed versions of selected interviews.

Engage in Conversations and Oral Story Telling - Capitalize on down time such as the waiting room at a doctor's appointment or while getting the oil changed in the car by engaging in conversation, telling stories, or playing word games with your child.

Your toddler will enjoy seeing smiling faces and colorful pictures, and her oral language skills will grow as you recall the people, places and stories that go with the snapshots.

As part of its ongoing Oral History Project to record personal stories.

All things said, the text of «Beowulf» would prove nearly impossible to craft into a commercial motion picture if it were to adhere to complete slavish adaptation, as those great early epic stories, born from oral tradition, weren't exactly rife with depth of characters or motivations.

Elaine Arnold emphasizes that students should bring the finished stories back to the residents as gifts, and Glandon loves the idea of working with theater teachers to dramatize the oral histories.

Also included is a biography WAGOLL that was used as our oral text (learning actions and creating a story map), a boxing up activity and a writers toolkit - and everything is editable to match the needs of your class!

Also included is a newspaper WAGOLL that was used as our oral text (learning actions and creating a story map), a boxing up activity and a writers toolkit - and everything is editable to match the needs of your class!

Luckily, the Bishop Museum Press had just published Mary Kawena Pukui's bilingual collection of Hawaiian folktales, and breaking my department's copying budget, I set about using it as the basis for a semester long project on family folk stories incorporating oral, written, and visual presentations.

Dating back even to the 1920s and 1930s, basals had provided at least a «token» section in which teachers were encouraged to extend the themes or skills of the basal story into related writing (e.g., rewriting stories), oral language (e.g., transforming a story into a play and dramatizing it), or cross-curricular activities (e.g., conducting community surveys, tallying the results, and reporting them), but these forays were regarded as peripheral rather than core.

Stories started as oral traditions, evolved to writing,....

By reimagining the poem and setting it firmly in the oral tradition, Lombardo captures both the sense and rhythms of the familiar story, and as reader of this epic, he is without peer.

In many ways, Ocean Meets Sky is a tribute to the tradition of oral storytelling, in particular to the stories told by the Fans» Taiwanese grandfather, who lived on the other side of the world and didn't frequently visit (both Eric and Terry were born in the U.S. but moved to Canada as children).

Working under the sign of Benjamin, «Storyteller» curators Claire Gilman and Margaret Sundell grouped together fourteen artists who employ the story form as a documentary mode, setting aside Benjamin's distinction between the subjectivity of oral communication and the assumed veracity of mechanical broadcast in order to investigate the use of narrative across a swath of contemporary art.

A personal story told through the eyes of director and writer Amanda Strong, as she connects the oral and written history of her family as well as the history of the Michif (Métis), Cree and Anishinaabe people and their cultural ties to the buffalo.

She uses as a reference traditional oral country stories and myth, but also takes the contemporary city woman as a central character, using a narrative guided by ambiguous and sensual feminine elements for a dreamlike reflection on a woman's daily life.

Influenced by the oral history of her family's arrival in the United States from the Philippines, and of growing up in the midwest, Palileo infuses her narratives with both memory and imagination: as stories and recollections are subjected to time and constant retelling, the narratives become questionable, somewhere between fact and fiction, even as they remain cloaked in the convincingly familiar.

< As a part of its Oral History Project documenting the life stories of New York City's African American artists, BOMB magazine published an interview with Eldzier Cortor (left), who died last November.

As part of a commissioned art project, her plan presents an oral guide to Bronx history by giving voice to the community about their connections to its ecosystem with stories by current and former residents, from beekeepers to rappers.

The ESA and Spinelli online oral history projects make legal biography more accessible and more «real» as we can hear the interviewees tell their stories in their own voices.