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Orality, literacy, and modern media

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Dietrich Scheunemann

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Essays offering new approaches to the debate on orality and literacy, taking in recent developments in modern electronic media.This collection of essays, the outcome of an international research project by the University of Freiburg, the German Film Museum in Frankfurt, and an interdisciplinary research group for Media Studies at the University of Edinburgh, contributes new insights and analytical categories to the ongoing debate on orality and literacy, extending it to the realm of modern electronic media. Taking up ideas developed by such important critics as Benjamin, Parry, Lord, Ong, McLuhan, and the Russian Formalist Eikhenbaum, the essays suggest a new integrated approach to the study of presentational forms and media of communication from all ages of civilisation.

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Année de publication: 1996

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Titre: Orality, literacy, and modern media
Langue: Anglais
Auteurs: Dietrich Scheunemann
Éditeur: Camden House
Publié: 1996
ISBN10: 1571130322
ISBN13: 9781571130327
Mots clés: Manuels, Manuels universitaires
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Description: Essays offering new approaches to the debate on orality and literacy, taking in recent developments in modern electronic media.This collection of essays, the outcome of an international research project by the University of Freiburg, the German Film Museum in Frankfurt, and an interdisciplinary research group for Media Studies at the University of Edinburgh, contributes new insights and analytical categories to the ongoing debate on orality and literacy, extending it to the realm of modern electronic media. Taking up ideas developed by such important critics as Benjamin, Parry, Lord, Ong, McLuhan, and the Russian Formalist Eikhenbaum, the essays suggest a new integrated approach to the study of presentational forms and media of communication from all ages of civilisation.