Sentences with word «orality»

In our age of secondary orality, we are group - minded self - consciously and programmatically.»

From this perspective, the tendency of some observers to reify an immense collection of unevenly useful databases and switched telecommunications links into a world where one «navigates» suggests a return to an earlier worldview long associated with primary orality and its well attested affinity for religion.

Certain people manage this better than others and, with deaf people, those who integrate the audio - visual elements best will probably have a tendency to remain more aligned with orality.»

While significant, these new changes were not nearly as fundamental as the shift from orality to literacy.

For «Super-readers», who appear to be able to handle written words quicker than those with no hearing impediment, the brain has opted to replace orality by written exchanges and has restructured itself accordingly.

In his classic study on Orality and Literacy, Walter Ong stresses the importance of writing in the development of human thought.

Though the Christian movement preferred orality as its repository for sacred stories, its leaders freely employed the art of writing.

Our experience of finding «new wineskins» during times of media revolutions gives us reason to hope that we will develop liturgies which incorporate orality, print, and electronic media.

In many cases homiletical texts recommend a method of reading scriptures aloud to gain an experiential perspective on biblical texts and also to understand their bases in orality.

Such results also explain why it is so important to be able to equip congenitally - deaf children during their first few months, i.e. before the onset of the reorganisation of the visual and auditory brain circuits, a process which may compromise their ability to access orality.

Jafa's new video work, A Kingdom Come, serves up a visual paean to Black Christian worship ceremonies, tropes and rituals, and builds on Jafa's anthological obsessions with sequencing flows of African American orality, music, stagecraft, and unbridled, electrifying performance into gripping cinematic tapestries.

Robin Brass is an interdisciplinary artist whose practice explores Indigenous orality and way of being through Nahkawewin (Nahkawe / Anishinabe language).

Dr. Wesch, for one, says he worries that the rise of secondary orality may have a paradoxical consequence: «It may be gobbling up what's left of our real oral culture.»

In the development of human thought and perception, the shift from primary orality to vowelised literacy involves the movement from an implicit sense of things in concrete operational thinking to explicit concepts articulated through abstract thinking.

The Scholar Eric A. Havelock believes that the transition in Greece from orality to literacy wiped out the need for people to develop a highly accurate memory based on speech, and thus eliminated the need for communicators to express themselves in language that could easily be memorized.

The Muse Learns to Write: Reflections on Orality and Literacy from Antiquity to the Present.

«It's difficult to say at the moment,» says Diane Lazard, «but the idea is also to be able to spot in advance the people who will have a propensity for the written stimulus and to offer them active means for remaining with orality, particularly with auditory prostheses and speech therapy used much earlier than is currently practised.»

Some years ago, commenting on the seminal work of Innis, McLuhan, Havelock, Ong and others, I suggested that television and radio in communicating through what Ong called Secondary Orality, had created a world of Secondary Tribalism (Phelan 1980).

In addition there is an abundance of oral satisfactions — smoking, talking, and oceans of coffee — to replace the orality of alcoholism.

This he calls a «secondary orality».

The nature of that blend of both primary orality and literacy is still emerging.

They produced video products, such as the Jesus film, and orality - based resources such as audio Bibles and Bible story sets.

(7) see Jacques Ellul, The Humiliation of the Word, Eerdmans, 1985; Walter Ong, Orality and Literacy: The Technologising of the Word, Methuen, 1982.

This in no way contradicts Troeger's distinction between steno and depth languages but simply adds a further dimension to both On the attempt in the eighteenth century to establish written control over the spoken word through the publication of dictionaries and grammars, see On, The Presence of the Word, 50 - 79, and more recently, Orality and Literacy: The Technologizing of the Word (London: Methuen, 1982).

See especially his The Presence of the Word (New HavenYale University Press, 1967); and Ong, Orality and Literacy (New

The significance for mental health of the orality of the worship service in general and the communion sacrament in particular can be understood in this context.

With responses from scholars as varied as Darrell Whiteman and Norman Geisler, and issues ranging from insider movements to orality to apologetics all interact with Hiebert's essay, resulting in a robust and complex discussion.

The other deaf people, those who carried out the task at the same speed as the control subjects, remain anchored to orality and therefore gain more benefit from cochlear implants.

Orality is a common theme in academic research worldwide.

Working with film, video, installation, photography, and prints, Khaliliʼs practice articulates language, subjectivity, orality, and geographical explorations.

The city of Doha has historically been a rich palimpsest of cultures — particularly those of South Asia — and the focus of this research - based curatorial project will be on the ways in which artists experiences and identities will touch upon multivalent narratives, storytelling, and orality.

Working with film, video, installation, photography, and prints, Khalili's practice articulates language, subjectivity, orality, and geographical explorations, focusing on the representation of subjects rendered invisible by the nation - state.

Another thing that underpins our system of advocacy — orality — will have gone.

Tufekci is not alone in making this kind of connection between online behavior and oral culture: she mentions the research of Walter Ong and his concept of «secondary orality» as it applies to media, and when I mentioned Tufekci's post on Twitter, Nancy Baym — a friend who is a sociologist and expert in online culture — noted that there has been a fair bit of work in that area (including some she did herself).

«If you examine the Web through the lens of orality, you can't help but see it everywhere,» says Irwin Chen, a design instructor at Parsons who is developing a new course to explore the emergence of oral culture online.

«Orality is participatory, interactive, communal and focused on the present.

«Secondary orality has a leveling effect,» Dr. Strate says.

An early student of electronic orality was the Rev. Walter J. Ong, a professor at St. Louis University and student of Marshall McLuhan who coined the term «secondary orality» in 1982 to describe the tendency of electronic media to echo the cadences of earlier oral cultures.

Language and orality are also foundations of Indigenous cultures and identity, and honored as an important means of transmitting knowledge1.