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The Interface between the Written and the Oral

The American Historical Review · 1989 · Vol. 94(4) · pp. 1055–1055

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List of figures and tables Preface Acknowledgements Part I. Writing and the Alphabet: 1. The historical development of writing Part II. The Influence of Early Forms of Writing: 2. Literacy and achievement in the Ancient World 3. Africa, Greece and oral poetry 4. Oral composition and oral transmission: the case of the Vedas Part III. Written and Oral Cultures in West Africa: 5. The impact of Islamic writing on oral cultures 6. Literacy and the non-literate: the impact of European schooling 7. Alternative paths to knowledge in oral and literate cultures 8. Memory and learning in oral and literate cultures: the reproduction of the Bagre 9. Writing and formal operations: a case study among the Vai Part IV. Writing and its Impact on Individuals in Society: 10. The interface between the sociological and psychological analysis of literacy 11. Language and writing 12. Recapitulations Notes Bibliography Index.

Language, Linguistics, Cultural AnalysisReading and Literacy DevelopmentEducation and Technology IntegrationLiteracyAlphabetWritten languageWriting systemIslamPoetryOral traditionOral historyOral literatureOral poetry
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