For the most part, this cuisine is an oral tradition.
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"Written word and oral tradition is tainted at that point," Connoley explains.
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These are remembered and maintained through oral tradition, pilgrimage, song and prayer.
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As a collective, we told our first stories through the oral tradition.
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Mr. Nye was a word-drunk fabulist, steeped in the oral tradition.
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This had been true at least since the novel supplanted the oral tradition.
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Mama D'Leau in the oral tradition was huge and hideous, fierce and unstoppable.
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Mama D'Leau in the oral tradition was huge and hideous, fierce and unstoppable.
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If you think about it, for millennia, all we really had was the oral tradition.
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It's a bastion of oral tradition, passed down in backstage jam sessions and music camps.
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So the oral tradition that led to the Homeric epics perhaps stretched over seven centuries.
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Hearing a story aloud, you are seduced by the wonder of an ancient oral tradition.
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A custom we have in Trinidad is storytelling that comes directly from the African oral tradition.
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Humans began speaking 50,000-100,000 years ago, and the "oral tradition" has molded societies for millennia.
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"At least ten blacks died, scores more, according to African-American oral tradition," a panel explained.
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Master the fine oral tradition of storytelling and people will flock to you like you're The Bard.
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The oral tradition is inestimably older than writing, and it requires that we take words more seriously.
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Every generation of musicians learns the music from the model of its elders — in the oral tradition.
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The religion has a strong oral tradition but fairly little in the way of two-dimensional imagery.
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Corridos are ballads born of an oral tradition of storytelling that goes back to the 19th century.
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Kind words, but he still worried that he had no obvious successor to carry on the oral tradition.
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Ancient Vlach customs are an oral tradition, and Vlach magic, spells, and rituals are part of that knowledge.
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However, these tales — when first told in the oral tradition — were never specifically intended for an audience of children.
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In their broad appeal, Pixar movies are actually quite similar to how fairy tales functioned in the oral tradition.
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Fairy tales may be eternal, but like all stories born of the oral tradition, they are also forever evolving.
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If you look at a lot of the verbal, oral tradition around ... KS: Forty days is a long fast.
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Kapri embraces what Danez Smith (who writes the book's foreword) calls the "Black female oral tradition" and hip-hop pulse.
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We only consider cases that have been recorded since the 20th century—all the older cases are simply oral tradition.
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" In 1998, Caryl Phillips considered the relationship between oral tradition and written language in his review of Chamoiseau's "Solibo Magnificent.
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By fostering a space for peer-driven conversations, they represent a continuation of the oral tradition in the black community.
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Hindus believe God revealed truths to wise men who passed them on for thousands of years through a rich oral tradition.
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She was revered for exposing the beauty of the African-American oral tradition and her work in the civil rights movement.
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Juha first appeared in an Arabic book of the ninth century, though this was likely adapted from an older oral tradition.
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So authenticity stems from family customs, oral tradition, religious texts, historical records, or how effective a practice is for any one person.
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It's a modern evolution of oral tradition, however unconventional, that has spread across the world to wherever a homesick Taiwanese might be.
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Quechua is an oral tradition that is written in Spanish transliteration and varies in different parts of the country and the continent.
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"Trapcorridos," modern-day adaptations of a Mexican oral tradition dating back to the 19th century, are a sensation in California and Mexico.
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The philosopher preferred the Greeks' oral tradition and felt those who didn't write things down would preserve a "better memory," she said.
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Following oral tradition, the researchers used stone tools and a bird bone awl to weave baskets from soft rush plants found in California.
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She heard of her ancestry through family oral tradition, and American Indian ancestry of some kind is common in Oklahoma, where she grew up.
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Continuing that oral tradition, we sing to our kids, grandkids, nieces and nephews — something robbed of parents when their children are separated from them.
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These Polynesian seafarers came on two canoes and were led by Hotu Matu'a, who would become the island's first chief, according to oral tradition.
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Emezi, who is Nigerian, conjures the African oral tradition with sweeping metaphors folded into an almost folkloric rendering of some of humanity's harshest truths.
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Since his story was passed through oral tradition, it&aposs often impossible to separate fact from fiction when it comes to his actual legacy.
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Less formal styles of oral tradition, such as Icelandic family sagas, have also been shown to retain a high degree of accuracy after 1,000 years.
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"The English-written record does not mention an invitation, and Wampanoag oral tradition does not seem to reach back to this event," Ms. Sheehan said.
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In my tenure as a professor of English and American literature, it has been my good fortune to teach courses in Native American oral tradition.
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Still, there is some evidence that the oral tradition behind the Homeric epics traces as far back as Linear B, the first Greek writing system.
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And once again, it's here where oral tradition can help; legend has it that Franklin was buried in a vault somewhere on northern King William Island.
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Many are illiterate, if not most, but they have a really rich oral tradition so even though they are uneducated, they are good at telling stories.
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While the snapsvisa used to be an entirely oral tradition, today, when partygoers run out of snaps songs to sing, they can turn to their smartphones.
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Several female voices layered upon one another share excerpts from the story in the Diné language, repeating the oral tradition with which these stories were shared.
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Without some sort of oral tradition of preparation and dosage, similar to that of the ayahuasca shamans of South America, the risks would be too great.
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But for many centuries, it was mostly an oral tradition; it wasn't until the late 19th century that this polyphonic music was transcribed into Western notation.
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The oral tradition of the black church persisted even after blacks were free, and anti-literacy campaigns created barriers against voting, property ownership, and civic participation.
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Back when I only had a few bartenders to train, it was easy to keep everyone on the same page just through constant teamwork and oral tradition.
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Partnering with VAWAA is one small attempt to preserve the oral tradition of passing techniques down from one creator to another, adapting craftsmanship to an evolving world.
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Eventually, he concluded that those teachings were not the true word of God, but the oral tradition of flawed humans — "I am an independent thinker," he said.
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Written in the English of the Yoruba oral tradition, the story has thematic links to John Bunyan's "A Pilgrim's Progress," a novel that influenced many Nigerian writers.
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Eventually, he concluded that those teachings were not the true word of God, but the oral tradition of flawed humans — "I am an independent thinker," he said.
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The narrator's raconteurish presence set the scene as an act of yarn-spinning, a framing device harkening back to the scary-story form's beginnings in the oral tradition.
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The original "Aladdin" tale, after all, was most likely translated from a Syrian oral tradition relayed by an 18th-century French writer, who drenched his version in exoticism.
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Luis Soto is narrating Peru's first appearance at the World Cup since 1982 in his native language, Quechua, the latest move to keep a fading oral tradition alive.
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Chamoiseau, who playfully describes himself in the novel as Oiseau de Cham, or "word scratcher," seeks to fill the silence left by the death of the oral tradition.
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Reviewers often praised his work for its vibrant immediacy, political urgency and deep rootedness in both black oral tradition and historical documents, including the narratives of former slaves.
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There was this idea that popular culture displaces folk culture and oral tradition, but these are examples, I think, that show it actually generates adaptations of traditions by kids.
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When I was first able to make my way in language, my Native American father, a member of the Kiowa tribe, told me stories from the Kiowa oral tradition.
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Solibo's death represents the allegorical death of a Creole oral tradition in the French Caribbean that leaves the stage clear for the new narrative form of the written word.
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BEFORE AN AUDIENCE of 500 people on the outskirts of Pamplona, Maialen Lujanbio, the reigning champion of bertsolaritza, the Basque oral tradition of improvised song, steps up to the microphone.
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The other is whether its battle scene, strongly evocative of those in Homer's "Iliad" and "Odyssey," depicts an event that contributed to the oral tradition behind the works of Homer.
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In the history of the scholarship of history, we, as academics, have privileged cultures with writing, even though advanced societies existed that relied on oral tradition rather than the written word.
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Watch: Talking with Melissa Harris-Perry Dash refrained from using typical European cinematic narrative and instead opted for a non-linear device to evoke the oral tradition of ancient African storytellers.
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They accomplished this by compiling a German dictionary and collecting a trove of oral-tradition fairy and folk tales, gathered with the help of family friends, many of them young women.
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A long time ago, the complied wisdom and morality of a society would be passed down through an oral tradition that would teach the next generation through stories, songs, and ceremonies.
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Ms. Sodha describes andaz as a kind of knowledge, particular to a cuisine that is rooted in oral tradition, that can only be learned through observation and apprenticeship, mistakes and repetition.
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But they become conduits for the songs of prisoners who were themselves conduits for an oral tradition that stretches back to at least the early days of slavery in this country.
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The oral tradition of call and response has roots in African cultural traditions that survived the horrors of slavery, later transforming into the distinctly American music genres of gospel, jazz, and blues.
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Originating from Malaysian oral tradition, the pantoum combines an ABAB rhyme scheme with a magician's shuffle; Lines 2 and 4 of each quatrain become Lines 1 and 3 in the next stanza.
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Soto's celebration of Quechua comes as Peru takes steps to revitalize the oral tradition while also grappling with entrenched racism against indigenous people, who make up about a fifth of the population.
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Numerous documentaries and ventures, such as the Shoah Foundation, have given survivors a platform for telling their stories tailored to the age of mass communication, forming a new kind of oral tradition.
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His new study confirms what we have always known from our oral tradition and other evidence—that the man taken from his final resting place in Spirit Cave is our Native American ancestor.
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But an analysis like this one doesn't tell us anything about the culture, oral tradition, and social networks that may have helped Neanderthals make up for any cognitive "deficiencies" compared to H. sapiens.
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Based on little more than oral tradition, they call themselves Turks, and have long claimed to be a kind of "white folk" themselves; indeed, they have been known to harbor their own prejudices.
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Written down by a visiting missionary in about 1550, the Popol Vuh is one of the only remaining traces of what was once a vibrant oral tradition of storytelling in pre-Columbian America.
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The advent of this new technology meant a song could proliferate outside of the oral tradition, and guided music into its first stage of "pop," with genres like big band, jazz, and ragtime.
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The novel was first published in France in 1997, and now is carefully translated to honor the oral tradition of blending French and Creole, with a glossary in the back to add contextualized definitions.
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While she never belonged to any of the three federally recognized Cherokee tribes, she has always described her mother as "part Cherokee" and said she learned of this heritage through her family's oral tradition.
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Abolitionists claimed he sired, and then sold, one or more children with one or more of his slaves, and those stories still echo today in the African American oral tradition of the Virginia Tidewater.
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Although the Quran is part of an oral tradition of versifying (much of it rhymes, though not in this translation), it is also purposefully opaque, enigmatic in execution, as a divine text should be.
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These photos are an important oral tradition that will hopefully provide a cautionary tale to the general public, said Dr. Anna Yaffee, director of the Global Health in Emergency Medicine Section at Emory University.
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" As the traditional three-network news audience, united in at least the concept of human decency, fractured, the future president presided over campaign rallies that appeared "like something out of ancient, tribal oral tradition.
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Traditional use by Aboriginal people is not in itself proof of safety, and it is impossible to show effectiveness without extensive documentation—not practical in a culture with an oral tradition and no written records.
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So luckily I had the benefit of a great oral tradition told in many ways by a diverse group of people where I had the chance to learn about my past and my family's history.
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He aims to do so with words whose tone and texture convey the complex history contained in the Creole oral tradition, and whose rhythms and meanings maintain a connection to the lived experience of the masses.
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And for more than a decade, the school's website hailed the Georgetown Visitation nuns for their "generosity of spirit" for teaching slaves to read, an anecdote that was passed down through oral tradition, school officials said.
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And for more than a decade, the school's website hailed the Georgetown Visitation nuns for their "generosity of spirit" for teaching slaves to read, an anecdote that was passed down through oral tradition, school officials said.
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Meanwhile, the fact that Mr. Dylan's words are written to be sung, that they are physical emanations of breath and pitch and articulation, often adds an additional discipline: the rigorous edit that is built into an oral tradition.
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And yet, Reynolds makes clear, no versions of what we now call the Old or New Testaments existed in Arabic when the Quran was composed—those texts would have been known almost exclusively through oral tradition and storytelling.
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It was with all those literary versions of Cinderella already recorded, and plenty of folklore variations floating through the oral tradition, that Jacob and Wilhelm Grimm published their Cinderella in 1812 in their first edition of Grimm's Fairy Tales.
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Scholars of the Medieval Era figured this sort of erotic content didn't appear in German language texts or in the oral tradition until the end of the Middle Ages, typically in cities around the 15th century, according to The History Blog.
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Also in March, the Aga Khan Music Initiative, which promotes the education and performance of Central Asian music, will present "Qyrq Qyz" (March 23 and 24), a multimedia reimagining of oral tradition with music by the Uzbek composer Dmitri Yanov-Yanovsky.
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Moth stories can be seen as part of the oral tradition dating back to Homer, but the personal nature of the tales — and their air of spontaneity — owe as much to stand-up comedy, blogging, talk-show anecdotes and group therapy.
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Zipes argues strongly that most of the changes the Grimms made to their stories as they revised were in the pursuit of accuracy to the oral tradition, and that they were just editing as they found more versions of Cinderella floating through folklore.
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Although many of them hadn't had contact with this—not with theatre, movies, or anything like that—they had a strong oral tradition that's persisted for thousands of years, they've maintained it generation after generation, and this gave them the capacity to listen.
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The oral storyteller has formed the bedrock of the French Creole tradition; as the written word has gained in influence, the task of these writers has been to find a way to represent the authenticity of the oral tradition on the page.
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It was joined in second place by a forest of genetically modified trees that would grow an uncanny blue by Stéfane Perraud and Aram Kebabdjian, and in third place Rossella Cecili's children's song that would perpetuate the warning about the site through an oral tradition.
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He was the first in his immediate family to learn to read, but he grew up listening to his grandmother's stories and folk songs, and his poetry takes the musicality of that oral tradition and weds it, brilliantly, with his love of the English language.
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In the Prose Edda, a volume of Norse mythology cobbled together out of the Icelandic oral tradition by Snorri Sturluson in the 13th century, Baldur's death immediately precedes Ragnarok, an event that upends much of the world and causes the destruction of many of the gods.
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From the early 217th century until the late 2200s, when, according to the oral tradition of the local rubber tappers, an American prospector spotted the site from a low-flying plane, Calakmul was lost to time and memory (its presence was officially registered by I.N.A.H. in 21950).
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Part of her research involved the oral tradition and folk music in Inner Mongolia, and she struggled with how forthright to be in writing and in her research about a potentially politically controversial topic, in part because she feared Beijing might deny her a visa in the future.
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She is worshipped as a mother to all, often called Durga Ma. And since oral tradition holds that Durga Ma has been known to walk the Earth as a little girl giving out blessings, children—especially little girls—are often worshipped in these communities as the representation of the goddess.
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Kells, an Australian author who in the past has written chiefly about the book business, here broadens his scope considerably: He begins by asking readers to think of libraries as arrangements of knowledge, and includes in his discussion the "immaterial libraries" that have been preserved through oral tradition by indigenous peoples.
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With grass-roots support, they had driven out a cadre of clan warlords who had been covertly supported by the C.I.A. It's hard to keep a secret in Somalia, a country with an intense oral tradition and a mobile phone network that is amazing given Somalia's history as a failed state.
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In the emerging Trump era, the story was a memorable example, for the legislators and the country, of how an off-the-cuff yarn — unverifiable and of confusing origin — became a prime policy mover for a president whose fact-gathering owes more to the oral tradition than the written word.
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Sarno and Lobley's ongoing project to preserve the Bayaka's indigenous languages and oral tradition is similar to the efforts of Alan Lomax, an ethnomusicologist and folklorist who recorded thousands of songs and interviews for the Archive of American Folk Song and Hugh Tracey, an ethnomusicologist who archived music from Southern and Central Africa.
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Family knowledge is passed down through stories, but later generations seem to have misplaced much of this oral tradition; one of Esi's youngest descendants, Marcus — who is working for a doctorate in sociology at Stanford — must diligently piece together the past through research and study, and a trip to Ghana (not unlike one that Ms. Gyasi took at 20, after her sophomore year at Stanford).
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