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Oral Culture: Literacy, Religion, Performance

Oxford Research Encyclopedia of Literature, 2019
While cultural critics and historians have demonstrated that print culture was an essential tool in the development of national, regional, and local communal identities in Latin América, the role of oral culture, as a topic of inquiry and a source itself, has been more fraught.
Cara Anne Kinnally
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Oral History, Oral Culture, and Italian Americans

2009
Luisa del Giudice
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Oral culture and literate culture

1985
R. Houston
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3D Co-culture of Cancer-Associated Fibroblast with Oral Cancer Organoids

Journal of dentistry research, 2020
Limits of the available model have, in the long term, challenged the studies of cancer-associated fibroblasts (CAFs) and their interplay with cancer stem cells, one of the key driving forces of patients with oral squamous cell carcinoma (OSCC).
H. Zhao, E. Jiang, Z. Shang
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Oral Culture and Popular Print

2011
Julie A. Crawford
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Orality, oral culture, and historiography

The Encyclopedia of Ancient History, 2012
Orality, oral culture, and historiography of ancient Greece and Rome are aptly joined: in both cultures, historical writing developed from non-literate roots.
Carol G. Thomas
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Orality as cultural action

Writing & Pedagogy, 2017
Literacy education, especially writing in US secondary schools, suffers for its detachment from the breadth of social purposes for which literacy is required and in which literacy is developed. Complex forms of cultural communication are best learned in conjunction with creative, productive, action sanctioned through authentic social connections ...
George Lovell Boggs, Rob Duarte, Justin Manglitz   +2 more
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